I've updated the sources to 4.15.1, will publish them after the test build.
Since the version is already beyond 4.14, and I don’t want to create a branch for each version since it will bloat the repository, this branch will be called patches-track-wip .
Also, to reduce the size of the repository, I plan to reorganize the patches-track* branches.
— patches-track: TD 3.5.2 — patches-track-wip: TD 4.15.1 — patches-track-old, patches-track-4.8.4 and patches-track-4.14 will be deleted (or archived, if needed).
So if you need versions based on 4.1.1, 4.8.4 or 4.14.13, I advise you to fork these branches. Or if you want them to stay a little longer, let me know at @kotatochat.
I've updated the sources to 4.15.1, will publish them after the test build.
Since the version is already beyond 4.14, and I don’t want to create a branch for each version since it will bloat the repository, this branch will be called patches-track-wip .
Also, to reduce the size of the repository, I plan to reorganize the patches-track* branches.
— patches-track: TD 3.5.2 — patches-track-wip: TD 4.15.1 — patches-track-old, patches-track-4.8.4 and patches-track-4.14 will be deleted (or archived, if needed).
So if you need versions based on 4.1.1, 4.8.4 or 4.14.13, I advise you to fork these branches. Or if you want them to stay a little longer, let me know at @kotatochat.
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