In the octave_pkg/ dir is a script that makes the package file.
The .tar.gz just needs to be put somewhere and linked to the yaml file, drafted here: gnu-octave/packages#615
We could use the GitHub Releases...
- chebfun is currently at v5.7.0
- so a reasonable semantic versioning describing its current stay is
5.7.1-dev0
- we could release as
5.7.1-dev0.oct1 which I think is a valid semantic version: https://semver.org/
- but I don't know if Octave's
pkg is going to handle such...
- possibly yes, if we leave
id: "dev" in the yaml file...
In the octave_pkg/ dir is a script that makes the package file.
The .tar.gz just needs to be put somewhere and linked to the yaml file, drafted here: gnu-octave/packages#615
We could use the GitHub Releases...
5.7.1-dev05.7.1-dev0.oct1which I think is a valid semantic version: https://semver.org/pkgis going to handle such...id: "dev"in the yaml file...