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Current reports (1)
Created 8 months ago,
rejected
- The project needs some version(s) to be marked as ignored
- Comment:
Selected here `Needs version ignore` because it has to do with "version", but in fact the version is ignored wrongly.
Solus is reporting correctly the version at 2.2.5.2226. See here: https://github.com/bjaraujo/Bombermaaan/tags
This is a continuatin of bombermaaan hosted in sourceforge.
https://github.com/bjaraujo/Bombermaaan#credits
- Repology reply:
This has nothing to do with bombermaaan, all new versions from solus are ignored because of too many incorrect versions.
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