Old releases source code
Posted: 2018-01-15T11:44:28-07:00
Hello,
I'm trying to download old releases to compile and package them. By "Old" I mean 6.7.7-10 (SVN 8534) from 2012 and versions above.
I'm not seeing theses tags on the public github, but the first commit contain the release 6.5.5-6. I can't access the mirror at https://git.imagemagick.org/repos/ImageMagick since it's currently down for me. I've also looked up https://gitlab.com/ImageMagick/ImageMagick which doesn't contain old releases too.
I've found https://sourceforge.net/projects/imagem ... d-sources/ but it seems that not every old releases is present on this repository.
For example, the 6.9.7-4 wich is the debian Stretch (Current debian release) is not present on the git, the sourceforge old-source repository.
Where may I download old releases? Is there an "official" repository where I may find all releases ?
If it's not the case, I could build my own repository reading the 421 changes in the version.sh commits in the git repo one by one and rebuild a version history, but it's not very convenient...
I'm trying to download old releases to compile and package them. By "Old" I mean 6.7.7-10 (SVN 8534) from 2012 and versions above.
I'm not seeing theses tags on the public github, but the first commit contain the release 6.5.5-6. I can't access the mirror at https://git.imagemagick.org/repos/ImageMagick since it's currently down for me. I've also looked up https://gitlab.com/ImageMagick/ImageMagick which doesn't contain old releases too.
I've found https://sourceforge.net/projects/imagem ... d-sources/ but it seems that not every old releases is present on this repository.
For example, the 6.9.7-4 wich is the debian Stretch (Current debian release) is not present on the git, the sourceforge old-source repository.
Where may I download old releases? Is there an "official" repository where I may find all releases ?
If it's not the case, I could build my own repository reading the 421 changes in the version.sh commits in the git repo one by one and rebuild a version history, but it's not very convenient...