Rick McGuire wrote:
Alan D. Cabrera wrote:
Rick McGuire wrote:
Matt Hogstrom wrote:
for a SPEC change (unless there was a bug) it makes more sense for
a full point release change and not a dot release. Dot releases
should be limited to bug, stability and performance related
improvements.
Which is why I chose to go with 1.1.1. The changes I just checked
in are merely bug fixes (and some unit test improvements).
This should also mirror the repo organization. Technically, the
1.0.1 versions that came from trunk should have been labeled 1.1.0.
If you intend to release a patch, you should branch the 1_2 tag and
put your patches in there. Since this is trunk, it should be labled
1.20-SNAPSHOT.
Ok, I'll change it to 1.2. All of the 1.0.1 versions in the repo
certainly pushed me to the conclusion that 1.1.1 was the correct way
to go.
That's understandable. It set a bad precedent.
Regards,
Alan
