Hello!
> unfair to users if the version is not changed. So if I understand you
> correctly, you are saying a failure to build is not reason enough to
> change the version number, with which I agree. But if you change the
Right. Fine :-)
> code somehow, or change the packaging, so that it can build, then
> perhaps change the version number?
For what purpose? Nobody but me and the autobuilder might know what I
have changed (and somthing I must have changed else it would not pass
this time). Isn't that just versionities?
>> Once package P version X has been successfully built then a
>> subsequent attempt
>> to upload package P version X should be rejected.
>
> Exactly - this is the current behavior.
and coming back to the original question... If there is already version
1.0 in the repository I cannot upload version 0.9 either, because it
would build but nobody who see it by default (tools would always take
the highest version available).
--
Gruß...
Tim
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