Hi!
On Feb 24, 2009, at 7:50 PM, Jay Pipes wrote:
As a geek, I kind of like it. But, I fear that those that have not
worked on a source code repository and worked with revisions might
be confused.
Agreed, but these tarball releases are more for geeks anyway,
right? ;)
What we do for snapshots at the moment, may not be what we do long
term...
The reason I like it:
1) No requirement to do a "tag".
2) I can directly look at the notes and quickly know what was in
someone's release.
3) Version numbers tell me almost nothing.... and dates? We get a lot
of commits on anyone single day. The release date might not even be
related to the build we use for that day.
Cheers,
-Brian
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