I used Chris Rackauskas’s “How to develop a Julia package” to submit CustomGaussQuadrature.jl v1.0.0 for registration in the Julia General Registry.
A branch on my Julia repository labeled v1.10.10 has entered its testing period.
I am a beginner at using GitHub.
Are there any webpages and/or instructional videos on the work that I should carry out during the testing period?
Also, it would make sense to update the v1.0.0 of CustomGaussQuadrature.jl on my GitHub repository to v1.10.10 after it appears in the Julia General Registry.
Since v1.10.10 includes the work of other people, how would I do this in a way that duly acknowledges their work?
Can I ask why you are going from version 1.0.0 to version 1.10.10? Normally version increase according to semantics versioning so 2.0.0 for a breaking major release 1.1.0 for a minor feature release and 1.0.1 for a patch release?
I think that I made a silly mistake. The reference to v1.10.10 was presumably to a version of Julia, not a version of my package CustomGaussQuadrature.jl. It seems that the code for my package was incompatible with the earlier v1.10.10 of Julia. I now presume that the code for my package remains unchanged at 1.0.0. It appears that I will need to use juliaup to test the compatibilty of my code with v1.10.10 of Julia.