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@demoray demoray commented Mar 19, 2024

Right now, the current version that is included points to a commit to the dev-slice branch from April of 2023, rather than a recently released version.

This updates the reference to point to the tag for v2.1.2, the latest release.

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It shouldn't really matter which branch you use. As long as it is the last commit for the 2.1.2 version.

Since there have been no new release since, probably makes no sense in updating it.

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demoray commented Mar 20, 2024

Using the commit for a published release tag makes it easier for consumers to identify & validate the version being used.

@octavonce octavonce closed this Mar 18, 2025
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