Update readme to use 2.1.4 for "Integrate into your project" #57
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Working with my employer to figure out whether to sign this CLA personally, or whether our org should broadly accept the CLA if we plan to continue using this tool going forward. Hopefully I can get it signed in one of those two ways either tomorrow or early next week :) |
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@Panfilwk Ready to merge this once the CLA is in! |
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CLA should be in, ended up just signing personally; sorry it took me a while to get in touch with legal dept for my employer. |
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Was upgrading to the latest version to see if #47 would solve an issue I was having, and noticed that target definition in the README still pointed to 2.1.2.
I wonder if it would be better to include the target definition with github releases for each version, rather than keeping only latest in the README?