[tei-council] how to release errata, versions etc
Christian Wittern
cwittern at gmail.com
Tue Nov 6 19:29:53 EST 2007
Sebastian Rahtz wrote:
> How about this for a plan:
>
> a) we start a new branch of the source, preparing for release 1.1.
> this will contain schema extensions and fixes. release date
> undefined.
>
> b) we commit text-correction and translation fixes to the main
> trunk now, and prepare to release that as 1.0.1 at the same time
> as we produce PDF (ie roughly 1st January 2008).
>
>
I am not so sure the branching is a useful approach. Do we envision
releasing further maintenance releases of the stable 1.0x branch beyond
Jan2008? Once we produced the PDF (and book?!), this surely does not
make a lot of sense. On the other hand, if we are just talking about
2-3 months, it is not really worth the trouble. In the long run, it
will be difficult to keep track of two different branches, me thinks.
> I am proposing that we start thinking about this as "P5 release 1.0",
> "P5 release 1.0.1" etc. so "P5" is the name of the deliverable, not
> the version number.
>
>
I thought we already agreed on this, no?
Christian
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