This is incorrect. If we have 1.0s < 1.0 then release V-R would have
been 1.0-0.X.s.%disttag for 1.0s and 1.0-X.%disttag for 1.0. with X > 1
in both cases. if we have 1.0s > 1.0 then we would have the same for 1.0
and 1.0-X+Y.s.%disttag for 1.0s. In any cases the "vepoch" (0.X/X/X+Y)
rules the release [before disttag].
D
Le jeu 08/04/2004 Ã 18:10, Toshio a Ãcrit :
> Things could break with strange enough upstream alphabetic release tags:
> Betas of 1.0 taking the form 1.0[a-z] will break on upgrade from 1.0s =>
> final (foo-1.0-1.s.rh9 => foobar-1.0-1.rh9) Don't knwo if that's enough
> of a reason, though.
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