First of all, I want to thank you for this brilliant project, it works well for me by downloading artifacts.
Although I'd prefer packaging it in a system package, and I'm going to setup slipstream-git package on AUR (Arch Linux User Repository) where anyone can upload their PKGBUILD which can be used by others.
Something like this: https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/packaging/packages/dust/-/blob/main/PKGBUILD?ref_type=heads
Anyway it's fine to package it in AUR with -git extension which shows it uses latest commit of main branch and will produce a new package whenever a new commit has been pushed and you build the package again, it would be nicer to have a tag, preferably signed, so that everyone can track a new version easily.
I do not care for semver, calver, or whatever versioning which you prefer, but that's a necessity for a package to be included in Arch official repositories where I would want it to be, although I'm not a package maintainer in Arch Linux myself, but I think I can convince a PM to adopt my package from AUR if there is a tag from this repository.
TLDR; What do you think about issuing tags (preferably signed)?
First of all, I want to thank you for this brilliant project, it works well for me by downloading artifacts.
Although I'd prefer packaging it in a system package, and I'm going to setup slipstream-git package on AUR (Arch Linux User Repository) where anyone can upload their PKGBUILD which can be used by others.
Something like this: https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/packaging/packages/dust/-/blob/main/PKGBUILD?ref_type=heads
Anyway it's fine to package it in AUR with -git extension which shows it uses latest commit of main branch and will produce a new package whenever a new commit has been pushed and you build the package again, it would be nicer to have a tag, preferably signed, so that everyone can track a new version easily.
I do not care for semver, calver, or whatever versioning which you prefer, but that's a necessity for a package to be included in Arch official repositories where I would want it to be, although I'm not a package maintainer in Arch Linux myself, but I think I can convince a PM to adopt my package from AUR if there is a tag from this repository.
TLDR; What do you think about issuing tags (preferably signed)?