How to represent beta versions? 1.4.0b where b
indicates beta version or GNU/Linux version whereby if
the middle digit is odd it is a beta version, otherwise
it is a stable version. To be decided
Would it make more sense to not include the version number
in the filename, but instead encourage authors to always
include a main-class so that the following works:
$ java -jar mylib.jar -version
mylib version 0.01
This could be achieved by reading its own xml files in the jar.
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In addition to beta versions, we will also need:
o release candidate
o early access
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Would it make more sense to not include the version number
in the filename, but instead encourage authors to always
include a main-class so that the following works:
$ java -jar mylib.jar -version
mylib version 0.01
This could be achieved by reading its own xml files in the jar.