Hi all, while trying to round up the procedure for future releases, I've come across one point that I don't particularly like, and that are the tag names in the git repository. For example, the latest version 2.23.6 is tagged as release/2.23.6-1, which leads to the quite ugly and long link https://gitlab.com/lilypond/lilypond/-/releases/release%252F2.23.6-1 because the forward slash needs to be URL-encoded.
Right now, these tag names are "mandated" by GUB and also used for the binaries. But as we move away from that system, we might as well change the template to something shorter, such as only "2.23.7" with the quite nice URL https://gitlab.com/lilypond/lilypond/-/releases/2.23.7 This would drop the superfluous "release/" prefix (probably still stemming from CVS times?) and the "-1" suffix for the buildnumber, which was essentially unused since 2.19.37 and doesn't have an equivalent in the new system. Objections, thoughts? Jonas
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