Re: git version numbers

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On Mon, May 30, 2011 at 04:06:55PM +1000, Tim Mazid wrote:

> While we're on the topic, though, when I was scouring the web for
> information, I found a post [1] which spoke against the traditional
> numbering versioning system.  Personally, I disagree and find the
> "dating" version cumbersome and uninformative.  So, I was wondering what
> your [2] take on this is.

I agree with you. I am sympathetic to the position that giant version
numbers can be confusing to end users, but I hope it is clear from my
previous email that each of those numbers has a meaning, and that
developers, system administrators, and clueful users can see from the
version number what they should expect to change. A simpler versioning
scheme loses that information.

-Peff
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