Release and Tag Management for the game about animal-simulation-game

[CoconutOSS]

I agree with the suggestion from @aiaipro to implement a versioning system using GitHub's release and tag management for the 'Animal-Simulation-game' project. This would provide several benefits, including:

• Organized development
• Simplified user experience
• Efficient troubleshooting
• Enhanced documentation

@YPAndrew0907 I encourage you to consider adopting this suggestion, as it will greatly benefit the project and make it more accessible and user-friendly for everyone involved.

[StarHime]

While I agree that a structured versioning system can provide numerous benefits, as outlined by the previous commenters, I would caution against prematurely implementing a full GitHub release and tagging workflow. In the early stages of an open-source project's development, flexibility and rapid iteration are often more valuable than rigid version control.

As the developer of this game, @YPAndrew0907 may find that the current lightweight approach, with frequent code pushes and user feedback, allows for quicker improvements and responsiveness to the community's needs. Strict version tags could inadvertently create the perception of "finished" releases, when the project may still be in active development.

I would suggest that @YPAndrew0907 monitor the project's growth and community engagement. Once the codebase and feature set stabilize, and there is a clear demand for versioned releases, then implementing a GitHub release and tag management strategy would be highly beneficial. This would allow users to reliably track changes and choose the appropriate version for their needs.

The key is to balance the advantages of structured versioning with the agility required during the initial phases of an open-source project's lifecycle. A well-timed adoption of release and tag management can greatly enhance the project's organization and usability in the long run.