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Brian Stansberry updated WFCORE-1475:
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Description:
Core has been identifying itself with release "codename" Kenny since
1.0.0.Final.
IMO it's time for the codename tradition to die; it's not really useful and is
just another detail to get wrong to add to the ever growing pile of such details. I'll
see if I can make be an empty string. I considered something like "N/A" or even
null, but there's string concat code out there that appends the codename to the
version, and an empty string may work better with that.
We put this name in our MANIFEST.MF files, so for that I will just use the string
"N/A".
was:
Core has been identifying itself with release "codename" Kenny since
1.0.0.Final.
IMO it's time for the codename tradition to die; it's not really useful and is
just another detail to get wrong to add to the ever growing pile of such details. I'll
see if I can make be an empty string. I considered something like "N/A" or even
null, but there's string concat code out there that appends the codename to the
version, and an empty string may work better with that.
Death to Kenny
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Key: WFCORE-1475
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/WFCORE-1475
Project: WildFly Core
Issue Type: Enhancement
Components: Server
Reporter: Brian Stansberry
Assignee: Brian Stansberry
Core has been identifying itself with release "codename" Kenny since
1.0.0.Final.
IMO it's time for the codename tradition to die; it's not really useful and is
just another detail to get wrong to add to the ever growing pile of such details. I'll
see if I can make be an empty string. I considered something like "N/A" or even
null, but there's string concat code out there that appends the codename to the
version, and an empty string may work better with that.
We put this name in our MANIFEST.MF files, so for that I will just use the string
"N/A".
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