On Nov 17, 2009, at 21:21, Josephine Tannhäuser <josephine.tannhauser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
m> wrote:
2009/11/17, Itamar Reis Peixoto <itamar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
because renaming it will cause problems, for example.
foo-1.0.fc10
foo-1.0.fc11
foo-1.0.fc11 > foo-1.0.fc10
foo-1.0.fc10
foo-1.0.f11
foo-1.0.f11 < foo-1.0.fc10
rpmdev-vercmp foo-1.0.f11 foo-1.0.fc10
0:foo-1.0.fc10 is newer
Imho your argument is obsolete, because we rebuild all Packages for
Massbranching, so the release is in every new branch higher, than in
the branch before!
Only temporarily. Quite frequently all branches of a package willsync
up and be the same n-v-r where only the dist tag sets them apart.
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Jes
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