release new version (1.4.5)

[zevv]

I got some requests for releasing a new version. @l8gravely any optionions, or good to go as it is?

[l8gravely]

Ico> I got some requests for releasing a new version. @l8gravely any Ico> optionions, or good to go as it is? I've probably got to run some tests to make sure it works properly. I've got some new vagrant build images setup so I can do some test compiles and make sure the docs are updated for newer versions. Especially for the CentOS 7 and then Rocky Linux, etc. Maybe even SUSE if I feel motivated. How have you been these days? John

[zevv]

I've probably got to run some tests to make sure it works properly. I've got some new vagrant build images setup so I can do some test compiles and make sure the docs are updated for newer versions. Especially for the CentOS 7 and then Rocky Linux, etc. Maybe even SUSE if I feel motivated.

Wow, I didn't realize we had such a strict release procedure. Usually I just create a tag and throw it out there :) But by all means, please do!

How have you been these days?

Oh, all good here, had some mildly-interesting-but-sufficiently-paying jobs to get me through the lockdown periods, and I guess now is the time to start looking for some new and interesting customers. My motivation is rather down the drain though, I kind of totally stalled on the pet projects. Maybe I have reached the age where I start to hate computers and should start some real hobbies in the real world :) You all good?

[clach04]

It's worth checkout GitHub actions, where GitHub will run tests on their hardware (across different distros) if multi-distro support is something you care about.

[FabioLolix]

btw, last release is not signed while previous one were