Hello,
Where are you downloading from? I was not aware of that.
If you head over to the Developers section here, you’ll see each version is given a different zip file name.
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/google-calendar-events/developers/
Hope that helps.
From the download link on the plugin homepage :
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/google-calendar-events/
On every page (including Developers link you gave), except “Support” and “Reviews”, the big “Download” button will give you :
google-calendar-events.zip
When you go looking for the plugin, or you’re notified of an out of date plugin, you are given a link to the plugin homepage on WordPress, and this is where 99% of people are going to download it from, the big orange Download button citing the latest version number.
Having an archive of previous versions is useful, but it would be nice if the main download link was versioned as well, as I see on many other plugins. The text of the button changes for every release, so I suppose this mechanism is usable for the filename also.
Ah you know I haven’t checked that in a long time.
Turns out it’s how we use the “stable tag” entry in the readme.txt.
We specify “trunk” where many plugins specify the version #. The stable version is still correct as we only upload to ww.wp.xz.cn when we have new versions, and all our other development commits are on GitHub.
But we’ll look into using the stable tag going forward for this purpose and to follow suit with other plugins.
Thanks for pointing it out!
Took care of this in v2.2.4 and added to our release checklist for going forward.
If this doesn’t work for you let us know. Thanks.
