Thread: New version of DRM removal tools ("DeDRM")
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Old 03-14-2024, 06:12 AM   #1848
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Originally Posted by jhowell View Post
The description of that release states, “this is a beta / RC release before v10.1.0 is released.” So it is both.



From the statement above clearly NoDRM in August meant for version 10.1.0 to be a “real” release, not a beta or release candidate.

I don’t know why, but the plan changed and as things are set up now any future changes will automatically cause a new 10.0.9 alpha release to be generated. There is no indication that NoDRM plans to ever make any further actual releases at this point.
The auto-release/alpha was originally set up on the same release page as the main repo. Unfortunately GitHub sends out notifications for any new release whether auto, pre-release, or regular release. So noDRM moved the auto-release into a seperate repo to avoid spamming folks with notifications whenever they made any little change. At that point, I guess they decided to leave the main repo otherwise as is with 10.0.3 as the latest regular release and 10.0.9 tagged pre-release. Until something really breaks, that works well enough.
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