I thought it was X.Y.Z.GA_SP1 and X.Y.Z.GA_SP2 according to the recent
discussion, no? I also find GA_SPn has a clearer meaning.
2008-03-04 (화), 14:41 +0200, Dimitris Andreadis 쓰시길:
I think the existing internal versioning scheme of jgroups is fine,
I'm just asking for
consistency when putting the binaries in the repositories, e.g.
X.Y.Z.Beta1
X.Y.Z.Beta2
X.Y.Z.CR1
X.Y.Z.CR2
X.Y.Z.CR3
X.Y.Z.CR4
X.Y.Z.GA
X.Y.Z.SP1
X.Y.Z.SP2
Bela Ban wrote:
> Okay, well some releases are adhering to this standard... :-)
>
> I didn't care much for this because it is stupid. Relying on strings for
> version comparison is terrible, as we have to parse the strings into
> component parts (numbers) anyway. Plus we end up with kludges like
> changing RC1 to CR1 so alphabetical ordering still works ...
>
> A much better way, and that's what I thought we had adopted, is the
> scheme suggested by Scott in
>
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=77231. This
> allows us to use shorts for major, minor and patch versions, and
> comparisons become simple.
>
> Note that we don't care about comparisons between 2.6.2.CR1 and
> 2.6.2.GA, because the scheme suggested by Scott doesn't care about the
> qualifier. These 2 versions are both the same the point of the version
> number.
>
> Having said that, if this cannot convince you, I can adhere to the
> version numbering scheme, that's not an issue for me, as the underlying
> version stays the same, it is just the strig that changes
>
>
> Dimitris Andreadis wrote:
>> - You're missing some '.GA' suffixes (e.g. 2.5.2 in both repos,
2.6.2
>> maven only)
>> - Some versions appear both with & without the '.GA' suffix (e.g.
>> latest 2.6.2 in the legacy repo)
>> - In some cases using '-' instead of '.' (e.g. 2.5.0-GA, maven
repo)
>>
>> Am I missing something?
>
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