Odd release numbers for development versions?
От | Robert B. Easter |
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Тема | Odd release numbers for development versions? |
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Msg-id | 0006061146020A.18270@comptechnews обсуждение исходный текст |
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Re: Odd release numbers for development versions?
Re: Odd release numbers for development versions? Re: Odd release numbers for development versions? |
Список | pgsql-hackers |
Is PostgreSQL going to start using odd release numbers for development versions? This is how the Linux kernel is, and some other projects. Version.release.revision/build Like 7.0.x would be the current stable branch. 7.1.x, the current development branch. The next stable branch would be 7.2.x. Within the current even release stable branch, maybe only do bug fixes. In the odd dev releases, focus on new/experiemental. Both branches could have very frequent *.x revisions/builds. I guess you'd have to apply patches to both branches sometimes, like when a bug is found in 7.0.x, it is patched and the same patch applied to the 7.1.x if needed. This way there would be a clear distinction for users what is likely to be good for production use and what is still unproven. -- Robert B. Easter reaster@comptechnews.com
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