Add tag(s) with version numbers about luadbi HOT 8 CLOSED

Tagged version 0.5 as specified above.

Additionally, 0.6 is released.

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Checkout #32
I also wait it for a while :)

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Hmm, that's weird and frustrating. I used the migration tool that Google provided. I'll see what I can do (but I'll be away the next few days at least, so I probably won't be able to handle it before next week).

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Hi again,
this issue is kind of pressing for FreeBSD, as we are currently not able to install LuaDBI and thus Prosody with Postgres or SQLite due to the lack a valid download location.

However, I was able to download the releases from Google Code via the Internet Archive Wayback Machine and diffed them against this Github repo. The following commits would have to be tagged:

@mwild1: I would have sent you a pull request, but unfortunately there is no possibility to add tags to pull requests. If there is anything else I could do, please just let me know. If you prefer, I could also migrate the repository to a "luadbi" project on GitHub and add the tags there myself. However, I won't do this without your approval, because I do not consider myself fluent in Lua.

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@mp1409 I hope you realize that sources on luarocks server do not match to sources in this repo?
So making tags need after do sync. Checkout #32

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I understand that it is an undesirable situation that the luarocks version does not match this repo. However, my priority is to fix LuaDBI on FreeBSD. And the FreeBSD LuaDBI port depends on the version 0.5 from the original Google Code repo, which exactly matches commit 58513d5, and not the luarocks version. This means syncing to the luarocks version and tagging that as v0.5 might break the build on FreeBSD again...

Anyway, I can only make suggestions, it is upon the Prosody maintainers (i.e. @mwild1) to decide.

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Is there any chance that we getting that or at least a 0.6 release?

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@sparked435 thank you! I will see if we can update the ports in FreeBSD now.

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