Apparently, for quite a few months (did it start with me or with gwking?), we've been misusing git tag -f FOO as if the latest version of the tag would be propagated when we push, whereas it isn't - on purpose - since tags are meant to be constant.
I invite all committers to run the following Makefile target to erase git tags that have been misused this way, as well as an obvious typo: make fix-local-git-tags (That would be mostly me and rpg). It's not a bad thing to do if you're using ASDF from git, even without being a committer.
To future maintainers: I have also written a script bin/bump-version.sh to bump the version.
For users, since 2.011, we've improved the source-registry and output-translations configuration DSLs, given examples in the documentation of how to configure AOT to store things in a subdirectory of the current one, and made, fix a bug in corner cases, etc.
I intend to release 2.012 before the end of the year. Will hopefully be my last. (I've said that in the past.)
I took over the asdf-announce mailing-list for announcing releases. I invite Lisp implementers, distribution makers, etc., to subscribe to it (rather than to this mailing-list) to know when to update their software.
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