On 20 Dec 2007, at 00:44, felix wrote: okay to add ?
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version { ^"3.1.1" }
On Dec 15, 2007 6:04 PM, felix < felix@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
can SC programmatically declare its version yet ?
quarkfile:
(
..
\versions:
(
"3.1.1" -> 145 // svn revision number
)
..
)
thus you could fix bugs related to the 3.1.1 version
you could then commit changes for the 3.2 version
(
..
\versions:
(
"3.1.1" -> 147, // svn revision number
"3.2" -> 148
)
..
)
but you would have a hard time going back to 147 and fixing a bug there (you could only commit up to 149) and then returning to 3.2 world to further develop
but this is a rare case to fuss over considering the utility and audience size let's be realistic here yeah ?
Seems sensible. In most cases compatibility would not break between point versions of the app anyway, and bug fixes would thus apply retroactively, so if you wanted to do it:
"3.1.1" -> 148, // svn revision number
"3.2" -> 148
If it's a question of avoiding the additional testing then you're not bug fixing for earlier releases anyway (which in fact seems quite reasonable) and the versions can just be about compatibility issues.
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