Neo: create tags to versions

[canesin]

Currently is quite hard to know what is the neo code running on the neo-cli correspondent version, could you guys please tag the versions used here ?

Adding to it, is there a 2.9.5 being tested ? If yes, could you tag it now ? Appears like a good opportunity to start.

[JustinR1]

Looks like from https://github.com/neo-project/neo/pull/547#issuecomment-466852699 , testing should be complete by March 1 by NGD

[jsolman]

I agree that it would be great to tag the release versions.

@erikzhang can we start doing this beginning with the 2.9.5 release when it is made?

[erikzhang]

I've created some tags. https://github.com/neo-project/neo/tags

[igormcoelho]

Congratulations for these tags Erik, very useful! Perhaps, 2.10 is also a nice name for next release (then 2.11, etc), so we finally clarify that 3.0 is still a future work.

[vncoelho]

That is true, @igormcoelho.
@erikzhang, a better name tagging now would be 2.10 instead of 2.9.5.

[vncoelho]

@canesin, take a look at https://github.com/neo-project/neo-cli/pull/310

Maybe it would be interesting to include the suggested tested commits in the changelog.

[vncoelho]

@canesin, maaa friend, should we close this or there still some improvements that could be done in these tags?

[gsmachado]

Guys, in addition, I would like to suggest that for each "tag"/release we could add the following:

• Release description (very short)
• Changelog notes
  
  
  
  • In items, not more than a bunch of key words
  
  
  • Adding links to the issues on GitHub, if possible
  
  

I know that it's time consuming and not so convenient, but it would absurdly help developers of libraries in the NEO ecosystem (like me). ;-)