In X.Y.Z numbering, increments to Z are bug fixes. This is a bug fix =) Increments to Y are new features. Increments to X are non-backwards-compatible new features. That is my perspective.

In terms of releasing regularly -- I would agree for new-feature releases (1.1 being next), but frankly bug fix releases should be made ASAP. We *can* so we *should*.

-Brian

On Mar 30, 2005, at 1:35 PM, Thomas Dudziak wrote:

There is one critical typo bug in OJB.properties file:
# Enable disable cascading delete for 1:n references
cascadingDeleteOneToN=true

instead of 'false'. This can cause really undesired behavior if you
delete objects (odmg-api only) with an 1:n relation when the referenced
objects itself have a 1:n (all will be deleted).

Ok, but why then call it 1.0.3 ? Unless I'm mistaken, there was no official announcement of the 1.0.2 yet, so why not replace the 1.0.2 binaries. If truly necessary, lets call it 1.0.2a then.

Tom

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