Either of those. Anything that doesn’t “force” people into specific forges.
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Btw @etroynov is there a way to tell zigpkg.dev that it should ignore git tags, or maybe a better idea would be to only consider tags that match a semver-string regex.
E.g. I just checked sokol-zig:
…and it says ‘current version: bindings-cleanup’.
sokol-zig doesn’t use tags for versionig (in fact there is no versioning at all, since sokol is a bundle of individual libraries, where each library would require its own version). This bindings-cleanup is a manually set tag which I had created in ancient times to mark a breaking change. Would be good to not have this show up in the registry since it’s only causing confusion 
PS: for comparison zigistry is doing the right thing, it seems to take the version from build.zig.zon, and says “Last updated 5 days ago”: https://zigistry.dev/packages/github/floooh/sokol-zig
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I may have misunderstood your point; could you please explain it another way? That would help me understand how I can assist you.
Fixed, now you can check:
Announce:
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Shipped a tiny but overdue fix: clicking your avatar no longer signs you out. Instead you get a dropdown — link to your GitHub profile, a shortcut to your own packages, and an actual sign-out button at the bottom (the kind you click on purpose). One less reason to wonder where your session went.