On 11/3/05, Martin Cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > they will. I think it's highly unlikely that we'll want to rev the bundled > distribution without a rev of struts-core, since people can download updated > add-ons without having to grab the entire bundle, so I don't foresee issues > there. (And if we _do_ end up doing that for some reason, we can go to the > 4-part numbering for the bundles.)
I think it would be *very* likely that we would want to release a subproject without releasing Struts Core again. During the 1.1 series, we have several nice improvements and fixes to the taglibs that worked fine with 1.0, but we couldn't release them because of everything else that was going on. At this point, my suggestion would be to just give the Library distribution a sequential counter. The first GA release could be _001, and the next _002, and so forth. * struts_core_library_001.zip * struts_core_library_002.zip Or, we could just forget the whole thing and have only the individual subproject releases. The bundle isn't mission critical; it was only meant as a convenience. The most important thing, from my perspective, is that the infrastructure is easy for us to maintain and helps us release more often. If we increment other version numbers or any of that, we are creating more work for ourselves. We have precious few people to do the work around here, and we can't waste what few hours we have on busy work. The biggest favor we can do the users is to get the code out there where they can use it. Many teams do not have the luxury of using a nightly build, as do most of us here. -Ted. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
