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I'd like to use Triq in Elixir projects, which are recently moving to Hex package manager. Now there's a way to put it on Hex without you having to take care of package data and publishing process - or better said, until you'd decide to maint. it by yourself and that it's worth ;) - this is called community packages and described here.
Now what I'd really appreciate is when you put some versioning tags to Triq repo. First, I don't want to invent some versioning schema (and some minimal semver info is required by Hex) other than you'd have in mind, second - you are probably the best person to know which commits are more stable/experimental than others.
Please also note Hex platform is not only meant for Elixir, you can use it for deps mgmt also for pure Erlang stuff.
Having said that, thanks for making Triq alive!
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Hi!
I'd like to use Triq in Elixir projects, which are recently moving to Hex package manager. Now there's a way to put it on Hex without you having to take care of package data and publishing process - or better said, until you'd decide to maint. it by yourself and that it's worth ;) - this is called community packages and described here.
Now what I'd really appreciate is when you put some versioning tags to Triq repo. First, I don't want to invent some versioning schema (and some minimal semver info is required by Hex) other than you'd have in mind, second - you are probably the best person to know which commits are more stable/experimental than others.
Please also note Hex platform is not only meant for Elixir, you can use it for deps mgmt also for pure Erlang stuff.
Having said that, thanks for making Triq alive!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: