Missing version tags

[thomasbiel]

the current nuget-version 3.2.1 has no equivalent code tag, the next older version 3.2.0 is not available on nuget.org
I am currently using 3.0.1 and would like to ugrade because of the NullReferenceExceptions that occur in that version, but can't since no clean licensing is possible that way.

[acarteas]

I'm sorry, I don't understand the request. What is preventing you from using 3.2.1?

[thomasbiel]

Ok, I‘ll try to explain: @work we have quite strict guidelines for using open source software. One requirement is the version of the library must have a matching tag in the sources to ensure the contained license applies to it (else the package owner e.g. might have switched the complete license to a commercially non-usable one). In your case the newest version that has that matching tag is 3.0.1

[acarteas]

Okay, I just made a new tag for 3.2.1 based on the current source -- which should match what is on nuget. Let me know if that takes care of your issue. Also, sorry for taking so long to reply. I readjusted my notification settings. Hopefully, I start getting updates for this repository again.

[thomasbiel]

Great, thank you very much.
That leaves three minor things (nitpicking):

• the new release header says 3.2.0 instead of 3.2.1 which irritates a little
• the project file states version 3.1.0 (should that be in sync?)
• in the license you didn't replace the "Copyright {yyyy} {name of copyright owner}" (a funny error many apache license adaptors make)

As for the late reply: good to know you're still there, one never knows in time of a pandemic... and thanks again for the update.

[acarteas]

Okay, I'll try to get that fixed soon after I incorporate your PR.