Re: [Phpwebsite-developers] Module versions in boost

[Don S. <do...@se...>]

You could just take the plunge and have your next version be 1.0.0.
Then go 1.1.0 etc from there on.

The 3-digit approach is correct because it signifies major-minor-patch
releases.

Don.

On Tue, Jan 20, 2004 at 08:48:59PM -0600, Meiste, Gregory wrote:
>    Hi all!
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>    I've been working on an update to my mailing lists module.  The
>    current version is 0.3.3 - however, it is currently being reported to
>    boost to be 0.33
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>=20
>    I have been using numbers with only one decimal in the version number
>    since 0.10 because I didn't realize that "0.1.0" (with quotes) would
>    be accepted by boost.  Now, everyone is using the two decimal approach
>    but me.  I believe the two decimal approach is a "more correct" way to
>    report versions and would like to switch to it.
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>    My question is this: When I update to 0.4.0, can I report "0.4.0" to
>    boost and all will update well?  I don't want to cause problems with
>    people's sites can I'm being anal about a version number.  If it is
>    too risky I'll just stick to 0.40.  However, I wouldn't think it would
>    cause any problems, but I'm throwing it out to you guys for your
>    opinion.
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>    What do you think?  Thanks in advance!
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>    Greg
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>    "blindman1314"

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