Releases
No releases yet.
Tepegöz has not been tagged. Until it is, the way to run it is to build from source — three commands and no compiler.
When the first tag lands
What every entry will say — including what is still broken.
The repository has not been tagged.
There is no version tag, so there is nothing to download here and nothing to list below. Building from source is the only way to run Tepegöz today.
This page stays empty until that changes. It will not be filled with an example entry or a stand-in version number: showing a release nobody can install would get wrong the one fact you came here to check.
Release notes here are written for people, not parsed from commit subjects. Every entry carries the same five headings in the same order, so you can go straight to the part you came for. The fifth is known issues, and it is in every entry — if you are deciding whether to update, what is still broken is the half of the story you need most and the half most release pages leave out.
- In one line. What this release is for.
- New. Features you can now use, in user language.
- Fixed. What was broken and now is not.
- Security. Anything with a security consequence, including a fix credited to a reporter. If there is nothing, it says "nothing this release" rather than omitting the heading.
- Known issues. What is still wrong in this build, and the workaround if there is one.
- Downloads. Windows
.exe, macOS.dmg, Linux.deb.rpm.tar.gz— signed and notarized, with checksums, linked from the GitHub release.
Versioning and support
Semantic versioning, and only the latest release.
Pre-1.0 means the interfaces can change between minor versions, and they will.
Only the latest release is supported. There are no backported fixes and no long-term-support branch.