new version v1.x

[sjaeckel]

A placeholder issue to reference PR's that should be (at least partially) included in a potential 1.2.1 or 1.3.0

[minad]

Suffix renamings #437 or #446 should be backported (only the renaming and deprecations in order to ease the transition)

[minad]

#442 min_prec too small

[minad]

#450 deprecate mp_div_3 (private in 2.0)

[minad]

#452 MP_HAS issue

[minad]

#471 overflow check for safety

[minad]

#476 double cpp check

[dod38fr]

Hi

Debian will enter freeze in January to prepare next Debian release. Currently, Debian ships libtommath 1.2.0.

If you think libtommath should be updated for next Debian release, you should cut a new libtommath release no later than December.

All the best

Dod (for Debian)

[royjit]

Hi,

Do you have plans or ETA of when the next stable version will be released?

Thanks,
Jithin

[dod38fr]

Hi
The next Debian stable version (2) will be released in Summer 2023.

To prepare this release, freeze will begin in January.

All the best

[dod38fr]

Hi

Debian will begin freeze process in January to prepare Debian 12 release. Currently, Debian still ships libtommath 1.2.0 which is 3 years old.

If you think libtommath should be updated for Debian 12, you should cut a new libtommath release as soon as possible.

All the best

Dod (for Debian)

[czurnieden]

Oh crap! Too late again, hu?
Otherwise: it would be ready as it it is.
@sjaeckel I haven't done a proper publishing before and am too afraid to eff up, sooooo...if you don't mind :-)
Or is there a hindrance I am unaware of?

[dod38fr]

Oh crap! Too late again, hu?

Not too late. Barring backward compatibility issue, I should be able to update libtommath for Debian 12 if it's released in the next 3 weeks. But the sooner a new release is done, the better.

Happy new year !