I like the idea.
This should work as long as users do not read too much into YYYYMMDD
thinking of it as a build date rather than a sub minor version with
actual fixes/changes in the sources, but probably that is unlikely.
--Jafar
On 2/16/2016 7:28 PM, Donald Sharp wrote:
In today's Monthly meeting we briefly discussed how we would like to
version Quagga going forward. Two proposals were put forward, a date
based version string or a Major.Minor.Bug version string. I'd like to
propose that we combine the two of them together and get this:
Major.Minor.YYYYMMDD
Major = Major restructuring/Feature added to the system, VRF comes to
mind.
Minor = Minor restructuring/Feature added to the system. The MTR code
changes or the zebra refactoring that has been going on comes to mind.
YYYYMMDD =
YYYY - The Year of the release
MM - The Month of the release
DD - The Day of the month of the release
In the unlikely event we need to release a bug fix on the same date
add something like a -1 to the end, or wait till tommorrow.
donald
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