Or easier said, just use {{VersionNew}} and mediawiki will it replace it with the template.
[Why is it called “VersionNew” and not “Version”? There is/was a “Version” template in past. Before bigger changes between major releases or when changing the download table, it was simpler to have a second template to be able to experiment with the wiki markup.]
I make changes in maintenance releases (ex: 9.1, 9.2) as minimal as possible, so chances it breaks something unrelated are minimal.
You still might not want to use the {{VersionNew} template if you don’t want to have the version changed on the Qubes page before having tried that is actually still works or if you think a new stable version would require bigger changes on the Qubes page. I am neutral here. As the Qubes maintainer, you know best and you decide.
Yes, I was recently thinking of asking you if the wiki had this variable capability for current Whonix version numbers.
One thing I noticed upon today’s announcement was that 9.2 did not have a git tag in the stable production repo, just the personal nothing-to-see repo.
[quote=“WhonixQubes, post:2, topic:584”]Yes, I was recently thinking of asking you if the wiki had this variable capability for current Whonix version numbers.
One thing I noticed upon today’s announcement was that 9.2 did not have a git tag in the stable production repo, just the personal nothing-to-see repo.