Hi Dmitry, On Sat, Mar 19, 2016 at 03:28:16PM +1100, Dmitry Smirnov wrote: > I've uploaded with only one correction: I've added "watch" file to check for > upstream releases. Apparently there is one new tag/release made 10 days ago. > > Tagged version is quite different from yours -- please check with upstream if > necessary. I've also reported the following bug: > > https://github.com/cheggaaa/pb/issues/73
Thank you for the upload! The tag in question is 'go1.0', which points to commit e8c7cc5 from Dec 2, 2014. This does not look like a proper release tag, rather an internal tag for an old commit that works with Go version 1.0. I added a watch file only for Go packages that are published on gopkg.in/, which is a good indication that the author is familiar with proper versioning and regularly tags new versions. For other Go packages I used git snapshots. I did see the occasional single tag for these, but again outdated and not indicative of regular releases. Therefore I think it’s best to ignore these stray tags. Regards, Peter
