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@WilliamTambellini

The last (and only) release was in 2016. Any new official release possible ? kind

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  1. jaredgrubb commented on Feb 14, 2020

    @jaredgrubb
    Member

    There havent been too many changes since then, but happy to re-tag and update if that's helpful!

  2. indianakernick commented on Feb 14, 2020

    @indianakernick
    Contributor

    @jaredgrubb Perhaps you could review some PRs 😉. Breaking changes might be acceptable after a release...

  3. rdeterre commented on Mar 25, 2020

    @rdeterre

    Yes, it would be very useful to tag a new release now that the build works in Visual Studio 2019. I'd be happy to make a PR for it if you'd like.

  4. MiguelRocha commented on May 6, 2020

    @MiguelRocha

    Please consider doing a new release. The last one does not have pkg-config support.

  5. chrisdembia commented on Jun 12, 2020

    @chrisdembia
    Contributor

    I would love a new release, so that we could update the conda package. I depend on docopt.cpp, and would like to use its conda package, but the conda package is using the last release.

  6. SMillerDev commented on Jun 3, 2026

    @SMillerDev

    @jaredgrubb since you're the last committer: any chance at a new release?

  7. jaredgrubb commented on Jun 4, 2026

    @jaredgrubb
    Member

    There are plenty of tags. What do you mean by "release"?

  8. SMillerDev commented on Jun 4, 2026

    @SMillerDev

    The last tag/release was 6 years ago. It would be nice to have a new tag as a stable point to use in package managers or other software.

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