How can I find the source code for NuGet package version

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Nithin B

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Jun 16, 2025, 5:22:49 AM Jun 16

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Hi,

I am using NuGet package NuGet Gallery | Google.Protobuf 3.31.1 .

I am trying to find out the tag in Tags · protocolbuffers/protobuf from which this version was build, but no success.

This is needed to get the software package cleared in the company I work.

It would be great if you guys can provide details regarding this.

Disclaimer: I am posting this second time because I don't see my last posted message in the google group conversations and not, I am not sure if I really posted it.

With regards,

Nithin B.

Em Rauch

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Jun 16, 2025, 10:43:51 AM Jun 16

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See the info at the top of https://protobuf.dev/support/version-support/

Our versioning scheme is that every language has some version number X.Y.Z and the release number is Y.Z. This lets us decouple the major version bumps of each language (eg, C# can stay on major version=3 even if we do breaking changes in other languages), while also still having a monotonically advancing overall release numbers and have it be understandable that eg C# 3.31.1 went at the same time as Java 4.31.1.

So for C# `3.31.1` the overall release number is `31.1` and that is the tag you should look for.

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