[Bitpim-devel] Bowing to sanity

[Roger Binns]

Since it looks like 0.7 will be 0.7 test something for a long time
I think it would be sensible to move over to the Linux kernel and
other project versioning scheme where odd is development and
even is stable.

I am thinking this weekends release should be 0.7.1 and drop the
test suffix. The next one will be 0.7.2 etc. Or maybe just start
at 0.7.12.

Any opinions?

Roger

[Stephen Wood]

I think this is fine. We should keep the explanation that this is a
test/development release in the about box and add an prominent
explanation of the numbering scheme in the help.

I think the next release should be 0.7.12. I occasionally see the test
suffix dropped, so going to 0.7.1 could be confusing.

Stephen

Post by Roger Binns
Since it looks like 0.7 will be 0.7 test something for a long time
I think it would be sensible to move over to the Linux kernel and
other project versioning scheme where odd is development and
even is stable.
I am thinking this weekends release should be 0.7.1 and drop the
test suffix. The next one will be 0.7.2 etc. Or maybe just start
at 0.7.12.
Any opinions?
Roger

[Steven Palm]

I'm with you on this one. Sounds like a great plan to start at 0.7.12.

Post by Stephen Wood
I think this is fine. We should keep the explanation that this is a
test/development release in the about box and add an prominent
explanation of the numbering scheme in the help.
I think the next release should be 0.7.12. I occasionally see the test
suffix dropped, so going to 0.7.1 could be confusing.
Stephen

Post by Roger Binns
Since it looks like 0.7 will be 0.7 test something for a long time
I think it would be sensible to move over to the Linux kernel and
other project versioning scheme where odd is development and
even is stable.
I am thinking this weekends release should be 0.7.1 and drop the
test suffix. The next one will be 0.7.2 etc. Or maybe just start
at 0.7.12.
Any opinions?
Roger

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