Closed inglor closed 3 years ago
Hello,
Nice addition into the documentation, thank you.
But don't you think the AUR version sticker should reflect the version in source code ?
For example, the develop
branch is currently as below:
https://github.com/cyring/CoreFreq/blob/a65b6f4f7a6d32595a0a4e581df74f1f6073f3af/coretypes.h#L8
Users may found odd that About
window or -v
option does not match with the AUR.
Regards
Hi @cyring,
Versioning for the main package corefreq
is based on git tags The latest git tag is 1.84. If you want to include the revision on next tag include it as well and I'll adjust accordingly.
For the -git
packages version is automatically calculated based on VCS_package_guidelines. Archlinux users who uses the AUR should already be familiar with this.
Hi @cyring,
Versioning for the main package
corefreq
is based on git tags The latest git tag is 1.84. If you want to include the revision on next tag include it as well and I'll adjust accordingly.For the
-git
packages version is automatically calculated based on VCS_package_guidelines. Archlinux users who uses the AUR should already be familiar with this.
Hello @inglor
We can stay the same with revision.
About VCS I understand what you are facing to but I can already imagine that Users will ask and create issues just because they are getting lost with versions. Is there any other mean we could add to dynamically show the real version from repo ?
Yes but not recommend - a real version number such as 1.85
means it's released. Hard-coding the version to 1.85
means the -git
package appear as "lower" than the installed version when pacman
compares them - that's why the VCS packaging is like that to assert a newer HEAD will appear as newer in pacman
as well i.e. an upgrade.
As for users of AUR they will first be looking at comments of the package before coming upstream to raise an issue so I can pin
a comment explaining such discrepancy for the VCS package.
As for users of AUR they will first be looking at comments of the package before coming upstream to raise an issue so I can
pin
a comment explaining such discrepancy for the VCS package.
OK, I will let under your control to pin
any additional information.
Closes: #228