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When moving from IndexV1 to IndexV2 the code which builds up the index was heavily modified to optimize the size of the index. This has resulted in a parsing error, where versions such as 128.0 or 132.0 do not have the trailing .0 mapped into their version. When the version is more than two parts, or does not end in 0, the version is parsed properly. This only affects IndexV2.
This seems to affect latest_version, arp_min_version, and arp_max_version
For example -
128.0 -> 128
11.10 -> 11.1
My best guess is that the version information isn't being handled explicitly as a string. When there is only a single decimal point, it then gets parsed as a number
When moving from IndexV1 to IndexV2 the code which builds up the index was heavily modified to optimize the size of the index. This has resulted in a parsing error, where versions such as
128.0or132.0do not have the trailing.0mapped into their version. When the version is more than two parts, or does not end in0, the version is parsed properly. This only affects IndexV2.This seems to affect
latest_version,arp_min_version, andarp_max_versionFor example -
128.0->12811.10->11.1My best guess is that the version information isn't being handled explicitly as a string. When there is only a single decimal point, it then gets parsed as a number