Bryan Pendleton wrote: > In the TenOneThreeRelease page on the Wiki, it says: > > # Mark the issue resolved only after the fix is in both the trunk and > 10.1 branch. > The fixin fields should be marked as > > * 10.1.3.0 - So that it will be in the bug fix release release notes. > * 10.1.2.x - As shown by sysinfo on the 10.1 branch > * 10.2.0.x - As shown by sysinfo on the trunk > > I don't understand why there are to be 3 fix versions. I understand > the 10.2.0.x fix version; that is the one for the fix in the trunk. > > I thought I would just be setting the Fix Version to an additional > 10.1.3.0 when I merge a fix to the 10.1 branch. > > Why is there also a Fix Version of 10.1.2.x (10.1.2.4, currently)? > The 10.1.2.x version is the snapshot version where the issue is fixed. The 10.1.3.0 version is the maintenance releease version where the issue is fixed.
So, for instance if we post a snapshot release next week (which I think would be a *really* good idea), it will be 10.1.2.4 and will contain the following fixes made since the 10.1.2.3 snapshot: http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/ReleaseNote.jspa?version=12310880&styleName=Html&projectId=10594&Create=Create The fourth digit is bumped after every snapshot so the sysinfo version represents the snapshot under development. The third digit indicates that we have done some extra testing and are certifying this as a maintenance release. It gets bumped right at the time we make the release candidate. http://wiki.apache.org/db-derby/DerbySnapshotOrRelease for details. Kathey
