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Everyone using the same version? #3

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adamakhtar opened this issue May 31, 2012 · 4 comments
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Everyone using the same version? #3

adamakhtar opened this issue May 31, 2012 · 4 comments

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@adamakhtar
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The latest gem release is version 1.3.2 however the master branch, I think, is 5 months ahead of that. So if everyone is fine with this version remember to clone the repository and checkout to the tag 1.3.2 for your codereading pleasure! Or you could just

gem unpack sinatra

Also the file viewer in github will show the master branches files. So there will be differences. Unfortunately github only allows me to set a branch as a default for the project and not a tag. Sinatra does have a 1.3.x branch but that seems to include all commits uptill now and untill 1.4.x. So I have left it at master.

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Couldn't you check out tag 1.3.2 into a new branch and push that to our sinatra repo? That way you could set it as the default.

@adamakhtar
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aha! why didnt i think of that!

On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 10:02 PM, Andreas Arnold <
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Couldn't you check out tag 1.3.2 into a new branch and push that to our
sinatra repo? That way you could set it as the default.


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@adamakhtar
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@Zumda Done. I created a new branch from the tag v1.3.2 and named it ver1.3.2 . It has been set as the default branch in github.

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rkh commented Jun 5, 2012

I am meaning to do a 1.3.3 release really soon, but it's just minor bug fixes.

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