Can you add tags for the releases?
See original GitHub issueI want to upload this library to the Arch user repository, and to do so it would be practical to have git tags for the releases, or at least for the most current release and future releases. Could you add that?
I.e. run these git commands
git tag -a -m 'Release v0.1.5' v0.1.5 f28ffba
git push --follow-tags
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Yes, they are specified here:
I’m not sure why they are not listed under “Dependencies” on https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/python-demoji/ though, I’ll have to check that out. My package manager detects the dependencies correctly, so it should work even though they’re not listed on the web page.
I had an error with the metadata, the web page lists the dependencies now.