Thank you Kyle & Quincey for your additional comments. I agree, it
does not seem to be a good idea to give an application a different
identifier based on the version changing.
p.s. Anyone know how exactly Spaces builds the string that it uses?
In my actual case, the name of the application showing up in Spaces
was 'myapp 2008' if that was the application found first in the Launch
Services Database, but if 'myapp 2009' was launched first, Spaces was
showing only 'myapp'.
If I look at the Launch Services database, I see:
bundle id: #####
name: myapp
in both cases. I'm just not sure where Spaces is getting the 'myapp
2008' string. The info.plist for myapp 2008 does not contain the
string 'myapp 2008' either.
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