On Oct 1, 2006, at 7:31 PM, David Jencks wrote:

After a long time thinking that separately versioned specs were better I started thinking about how much work it would be if I was trying to release separately versioned specs. I now think we should at least try the one-version approach. What we've been doing has resulted IMO in total confusion and many many problems releasing specs.

In any case PLEASE think about this and make your opinion known soon.

My only caveat is that I would prefer to use 1.2-SNAPSHOT releasing to 1.2 rather than 2.0. I tend to regard this as finally straightening out what we are doing with specs, and lining up the versioning and release with the directory structure, rather than a major policy change. (now we have a policy rather than confusion :-)

I totally agree that 1 consisten spec version is the way to go.

I'd also prefer a 1.2, rather than a 2.0 release. However, I doubt that I would devote too many keystrokes arguing the point...

--kevan

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