Hi all,
I found FPC's versioning scheme is neat. It has 3 versioning scheme:
stable, fixes, and development. But I found Lazarus only got 2
versioning scheme: stable and development.
So, I think it's good if Lazarus also follows FPC's versioning scheme.
Each scheme uses appropriate FPC version. Lazarus stable using FPC
stable, Lazarus fixes using FPC fixes, and Lazarus development using FPC
development.
So, after this, we'll have:
- Lazarus 9.24.0 using FPC 2.2.0 (stable)
- Lazarus 9.24.1 using FPC 2.2.1 (fixes)
- Lazarus 9.25 using FPC 2.3.1 (development)
One who like to have bleeding-edge features of FPC/Lazarus, can use the
development version. One who want to have latest fixes could use fixes
version (and still feel secure of new bugs that might come from new
features) without having to wait too long for next stable version. And
one who doesn't have enough guts could keep using stable version. :-D
Using SVN as tool, I think it relatively easy to be achieved, as FPC had
done it that way. What do you think? ;)
-Bee-
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