Dnia poniedziałek, 22 kwietnia 2013 o 12:49:11 Victor Olaya napisał(a): > I didn't know about that qgis2 folder, but sounds like a good thing, > and will solve the main problem that I was worried about. > > Once 2.0 is out, I can release new versions of SEXTANTE, and also > release them when a new QGIS version is released, so people using a > non-core version (a version that is not the one that comes with QGIS) > can also update.
Althought there is nothing wrong in the non-core plugins overriding the core ones, it's always cleaner and clearer if they are installed only when necessary. So personally I prefer to keep the non-core version number always a bit lower then the core one, so after QGIS upgrade the installer will rather warn and remove the obsolete update, instead of updating it with the recent update ;) > It seems that you have been thinking about this already, so I guess > that it will not be hard to keep a separate release schedule in case > there are new features in SEXTANTE that would be good to publish > without waiting for a new QGIS release. Exactly. It's what I called "necessary" in the paragraph above. > Great work Borys! Seems that the early morning trips while at the > Hackfest really worked out ;-) This behaviour is present for years. The only addition still to be made for 2.0 is removing the obsolete updates (now it only warns and suggests to do it manually). _______________________________________________ Qgis-developer mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/qgis-developer
