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As you can see in the Tag descriptions we usually tag a new release when there was a significant feature extension to trigger an upgrade of the Debian can-utils package which is maintained by @gerasiov .
Since the latest tag there were mostly tiny improvements and fixes - but maybe it makes sense to tag a new version to get these improvements upstream.
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hartkopp commentedon Dec 18, 2025
Hi Brain,
no, there is no specific release flow.
As you can see in the Tag descriptions we usually tag a new release when there was a significant feature extension to trigger an upgrade of the Debian can-utils package which is maintained by @gerasiov .
Since the latest tag there were mostly tiny improvements and fixes - but maybe it makes sense to tag a new version to get these improvements upstream.