How do I get the registry to automatically pick up a new release for my package? It seems to have skipped the regular non-snapshot version.
The URL : GitHub - ssilverman/QNEthernet: An lwIP-based Ethernet library for Teensy 4.1
Here’s the order of events:
- Push version 0.16.0 and ensure library.json and library.properties contains 0.16.0 as the version
- Tagged as “v0.16.0” and as a new release on GitHub (name “0.16.0”)
- Update the new version to 0.17.0-snapshot and push this new version with the relevant library file changes
- The registry now shows 0.17.0-snapshot as the latest version.
How do I get the registry to pick up the 0.16.0 release? Do I need to wait a day next time before pushing the “nextversion-snapshot”?
I did this to delete the 0.17.0-snapshot version:
pio pkg unpublish ssilverman/QNEthernet@0.17.0-snapshot
I can’t seem to find a similar command to publish my 0.16.0 version. Is there a way to do this?
Side question: Is there a way to have the registry behave similarly to the Arduino library manager, where it picks up latest releases?