I particularly rely on these version numbers when building pear packages
that are distributable via pear.zfcampus.org
Currently, the stable release is 1.9.x.
The version numbers in trunk are very useful when creating packages. As
you can see, it follows the PEAR/PHP version naming scheme. This makes
it easy to produce packages from trunk (alpha/beta releases) that can be
reflected in the package name and pear channel server.
pear install zfcampus/zf
would install the stable release (Assuming stable is your preferred
state), and
pear install zfcampus/zf-alpha
should install the alpha package.
Hope that helps,
-ralph
Victor Farazdagi wrote:
Hi!
How come current Zend_Version points to 1.10.0alpha? I noticed that
zf show version
brings 1.10.0alpha - thought I had some issues with my include path
(probably including some old version of ZF). But nope, I check out from
the trunk, and Zend/Version.php contains exactly "1.10.0alpha".
Probably, I just missed the versioning scheme, but shouldn't it be
something along the lines of 1.9.*dev?
Could somebody elaborate on it?
Thanks,
Victor
