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For the sake of dependency management, it is really nice to have official release version numbers so that I can share with coworkers what version I am using.
Up until now I've been reluctant to do this because the design of span was still evolving. Now that C++20 has been finalised, this does indeed seem like a reasonable idea.
Once we meet the latest spec (see #32) I'll tag off a 1.0.0 release, and attempt to follow the semver rules after that.
For the sake of dependency management, it is really nice to have official release version numbers so that I can share with coworkers what version I am using.
I would suggest starting to
git tag
periodically with code changes so that those changes are versioned -- github has a nice way to do this with release docs that will show up on the project https://help.github.com/en/github/administering-a-repository/managing-releases-in-a-repositoryAdditionally, I would suggest adding something like the following to the source:
This would be really helpful! Thanks for the awesome project.
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