John Peacock wrote:
version: 0.61.129
version: v0.61.129
Personally I'm thinking the former but I'm not sure.
The version object code understands both to be the same value (i.e. with
or without leading 'v'). The normal form for version objects is with
the leading 'v', which is what you would get if you used $v->normal or
$v->stringify with a multi-decimal version object, so I would actually
prefer the leading 'v' for consistency.
I'd strongly suggest the former, since META.yml may be parsed by things
that don't necessarily understand version objects and the "v" will make
them numify as zero. E.g.:
$ perl -e "$v = q{v2.61.129}; print 0+$v"
0
It's not so great without the "v", but at least it's not zero.
David
