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Date: Mon, 22 Jun 2009 14:43:34 +0200
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Subject: [B.A.T.M.A.N.] Clarification of version number in batctl/main.h
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Hi,
I just wanted to ask how to interpret the current version number of batctl.=
=20
Does it mean that the current version in svn is before or after a possible=
=20
0.2-beta release? Is it important for me because debian differentiates betw=
een=20
before and after something. For example 0.2~beta would mean that there is a=
=20
beta version before the 0.2 release. So I wanted to know if should call a s=
vn=20
snapshot of the current batctl 0.2~beta~svn1317 (svn1317 snapshot before a=
=20
possible 0.2~beta release) or 0.2~beta+svn1317 (svn1317 snapshot after the=
=20
beta phase has started - no beta version will ever be made available or has=
=20
been released already).
It seems that the 0.2~beta~svn1317 is the more "correct" version as it has=
=20
less extra rules than 0.2~beta+svn1317. For example there must not be an ex=
tra=20
rule for events like the release of 0.3.1 of batman when Simon changed the=
=20
version string to 0.3.1 in 1177 which was before the release of 0.3.1 and t=
hus=20
shouldn't be called 0.3.1+svn1177.
Can this be interpreted the same way for all other on open-mesh.net publish=
ed=20
hosted projects? So if I would create a snapshot version of batman it would=
=20
have the version number 0.4~beta~svn1309?

Regards,
Sven

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