Github is always a work in progress and is a public directory. Hence the specific mentioning on the wiki if there was an announcement for a stable/test release. The announcement by the module author will hold the specific details. Also the wiki show the maturity of modules where can filter on the release status ( See the app directory and filtering options) and explenation / caption (blue buttons) .
It shows that “Zusam” is still listed as an Alpha release.
For those usually scouting our repo, just to help you. Here is our release metric.
Without Release
Any NS8 module without a release of any kind on github, do not install, it might not work.
Dev tagged Release
Any App with a dev tagged release, usually means, we have gotten the foundations ok, and you can install configure and possibly play around with it, might still need alot of works to be done.
These are mostly, development testing release.
Beta release
this are fully working modules and apps, However, might still need some additional features, env or functions to be added, so we are not comfortable to release it it, but it can be tested by community.
Migration to release, or RC, might require manual steps.
Release candidates (RC)
When you see a Module with RC tag, usually, We have finished on it, and stopped adding any new features. Migration to a release is feasible. Sometimes we skip this for simple projects
Numbered release
This is usually ready for prime time, and we might be adding to our genforge soon.
Thanks, but please note this is ONLY the case for the “Genius” repo. Other repo’s may have other schematics, so please always check the respective “readme.md” and the forum announcements.
That can be done in the apps directory overview by selecting the desired repo from the drop-down list. GeniusD repo shows Found: 86 / 175, so the repo has 86 apps out of a total of 175 available apps.