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│ Anonymous #21 │

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You can still subscribe to the github release page btw. It notifies you for new tags as

well, even though the actual releases are outdated on github, the code is still kept up

to date. Quite handy.

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Anonymous wrote:

> I&#039;ve never been able to establish a link with 7649a50d84610232d1416b41d2896aff

(though rngit works fine with other repositories), so I am not able to read release notes

nor clone from rns.

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> That means I rely on pip for rns releases, but can not read any release notes.

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> I humbly request adding release notes to the pdf manual, and to pypi if there's a place

for it. Thank you.

Ok, was finally able to connect to a gateway that would establish a route. Just a heads

up for those cloning over rngit the first time - its about 300mb over the wire, sent over

6 transfers.

Saw that the github mirror changelog has been updated, appreciate it.

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