Hi, 2017年8月16日水曜日 20時46分00秒 UTC+9 AmeBel: > > > BTW, many software in Debian these days doesn't have version numbers >> or the concept of "release" (simply uses Git repo snapshot), so that's >> ok. >> >> If there are multiple builds in a day then how will the git-sha help > denote the ordered relationship, that is without having access to the git > repo. > Yes, the package version number itself doesn't guarantee the order. There may be, say, 1.0~git20170817.aaaaaaa and 1.0~git20170817.bbbbbbb, and it's quite possible that the former is actually the newer one. The package maintainer should be careful for that.
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