Rex Dieter wrote:
> Hans de Goede wrote:
>
>> Also on the same page it talks about release candidates versioning and
>> it advices to use the final version this will become as version (agreed)
>> and to use the following as release:
>> 0.%{X}.%{alphatag}
>>
>> so we get:
>> 0.1.rc1
> ...
>> Where as I have always used and have seen others use (mostly):
>> 0.rc1.1
> ...
>> Is it ok
>> to use my own discretion here, both for my own packages and when
>> reviewing? Or should things always be done as:
>> 0.%{X}.%{alphatag} ?
>
> No, yes, respectively.
>
Hmm,
shortest answer ever, and that is no, yes because?
Regards,
Hans
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