Hello, Thiago.
> Why? Take CMake for example. If I want to build its *3.25.0* release from sources, there are mainly 2 options to acquire 3.25.0 release's sources: 1. Git clone the whole CMake <https://github.com/Kitware/CMake> repository, and then checkout to the v3.25.0 tag. 2. Directly go to its releases page in GitHub, and download the archive of v3.25.0 <https://github.com/Kitware/CMake/releases/tag/v3.25.0> tag. right? But *what if right now I'd like to build CMake 3.26.2 release from sources instead?* 1. For the 1st option, I just need to checkout the local CMake repository from v3.25.0 to v3.26.2 tag. 2. For the 2nd option, I'll have to go to the releases page in GitHub *again*, and download the archive of v3.26.2 <https://github.com/Kitware/CMake/releases/tag/v3.26.2> tag *again*. The 2nd option is sometimes time-consuming for me. (Since I have to touch my mouse *again*) This is why I want to adopt the 1st option sometimes. Can you understand this feeling? 😅 --- Haowei Hsu
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