create and push the v1.3.0 tag

[Stonelinks]

Hey t0m,

Just an FYI, people who use package managers like bower or any other package/dependency manager that looks for specific git tags for every release are missing out on the 1.3.0 release on the bootstrap3 branch. There is no tag in @fk's repo either.

I ended up forking the repo and creating the tag from t0m's 1.3.0 commit on the bootstrap3 branch. Just thought I'd let you two know.

Thanks for your contribution!

[nickl-]

@Stonelinks you can also point to a branch or commit tag on GitHub repos with bower

Something on the lines of:

$ bower install t0m/select2-bootstrap-css#bootstrap3

Will attach you to the branch and always install the latest revision on that branch (not ideal)

Without a tag you can still work against a specific commit tag (which will remain constant)

$ bower install t0m/select2-bootstrap-css#cd5014bef8ea2692ba6e56219ba7117472f911ad

FYI fk's repo is missing a lot of changes that happened on the master branch and that is why we needed to rebase his changes onto the latest changes on master.

On my repo the 1.3.0 tag is applied after rebased against master.

$ bower install nickl-/select2-bootstrap-css#1.3.0

At the time of this writing all three install commands will produce exactly the same result but only the last two will always remain the same. Confused yet? =)

nJoy!

P.S I will apply the tag for you post haste...

[Stonelinks]

Yeah having all the versions of my dependencies persist to my bower.json is important for me. Guess I haven't kept up with bower development though. For the longest time I thought you couldn't point bower to specific commits, and that was by design. I believe the bower authors wanted everybody to follow semantic versioning (which is a good idea IMHO, but not every library maintainer does this).

Anyways, thanks for the info and for pushing the tag! I'm going to go delete a bunch of submodules and forks now 👍

[fk]

Thanks for everything @nickl-!

[nickl-]

@fk glad I can help... when I remember that is.

It usually only dawns once I spot the close button, which I find odd at first and it slowly sinks in.