On Fri, Sep 16 2022 at 07:41:10 AM +0200, Milan Crha via
desktop-devel-list <desktop-devel-list@gnome.org> wrote:
3.47.0.90 ... GNOME's .alpha
3.47.0.91 ... GNOME's .beta
3.47.0.92 ... GNOME's .rc
... here's a gap for urgent development releases up to
.99
3.47.1 ... GNOME's .0, aka the first stable release
Well you *can* use whatever version scheme you want, but that doesn't
mean it's a good idea. Even/odd versioning was very confusing for
packagers and I'm glad you're phasing it out, but doing something
different from the rest of GNOME is inherently confusing.
In contrast, everyone knows how to handle alpha/beta/rc and knows what
they mean. Just use tildes instead of periods in the appstream metadata
(43~alpha, etc.)
Michael
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