>It's illogical (to me at least) that 2.0.1_2.0.01 would be NEWER than
2.0.2_1.2.34
At least - this is not the case - or better (if so) this is simply a
coincidence. It makes sense to me to import tested (or remove failed) code
from the current dev version in to the stabile one. The most easy way to
do this is, to use the best tested dev version as the last stabile one.
And - don't forget : every time I have to maintain 4 versions (some times
even more) - the published stabile 2.0.1, the published dev 2.0.2 (both
with files, plugins and modules) and at least two working versions (one in
dev one in test). There are also more than 100 sample, test , code
analyzing, regex analizing and benchmark routines - all of them uses the
same version numbering schema.
A change of the version numbering logic is only possible of a new version
will need new requirements (for example Perl 5.12 or a needed C compiler).
In this case the autoupdate feature will stop working for all older
versions.
Thomas
Von: K Post <nntp.p...@gmail.com>
An: ASSP development mailing list <assp-test@lists.sourceforge.net>
Datum: 17.11.2010 19:59
Betreff: Re: [Assp-test] fixes in assp 2.0.2_2.0.01
Just a suggestion-
Version numbers with ASSP have always been strange. Now, I know that
there's the whole odd/even stable/dev schema, but this isn't simple.
I suggest releasing this not as 2.0.1_2.0.01, but instead as something
like
2.1.0000.
It's illogical (to me at least) that 2.0.1_2.0.01 would be NEWER than
2.0.2_1.2.34
If you always had a .0000 be the stable release then you could have dev
releases increment that number. So for example
2.1.0000 could be the stable release (same as 2.0.2_2.0.01). We'd know
this
is stable since it has 0000
Then when a bug is found or feature is added, we'd goto 2.1.0001, then
2.1.0002. We'd keep incrementing until a new stable release is ready.
That
would become 2.2.0000.
Just my thoughts....
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