Newer version on conda than GitHub

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Right now, I got nbdev 2.2.8 via conda installed, but the GH release is at 2.2.7 and the current status of the CHANGELOG also does not mention 2.2.8 yet.

I guess the nbdev machinery can create a new conda package without making a GH release? I thought I saw these linked in nbdev v1, but maybe that changed with v2?

In any case, how could I verify at this moment without having the 2.2.8 release on GH, if a given bug fix is contained in v.2.2.8? I guess there’s no way?

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Only significant releases are tagged on github. Minor releases aren’t. Github release notes include all changes since the last tagged release.

The only way to know if a fix is in a non-tagged release is to check the time of the commit vs the time of release.

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note to other readers: One can get the timestamp of any conda release using conda search --info nbdev -c fastai

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