[tei-council] @source and @version for versioning an ODD

Lou Burnard lou.burnard at retired.ox.ac.uk
Sun Nov 6 08:57:55 EST 2011


On 06/11/11 13:56, Martin Holmes wrote:
>> On which grounds I'd argue that the genetic stuff warrants a change
>> to 2.0.0 (not 2.1.1 - we are nerds, remember).
>
> Agreed (both that we should go to 2.0.0, and that we are nerds)

+1 from me


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>
> On 11-11-06 02:35 PM, Sebastian Rahtz wrote:
>>
>> On 6 Nov 2011, at 13:25, Lou Burnard wrote:
>>
>>> Meanwhile, and more urgently, since we are currently on 1.9.something,
>>> the question I would like Council to express a view on is is the following:
>>>
>>> *Will the next release be 1.10.1, or 2.1.1 *?
>>>
>>> If not the latter, when will we ever get beyond 1.something?
>>
>>
>> conventionally, we'd go to 2.n.n when we made a major interesting
>> change. so far, the rule has been
>>
>>     * go to x.y. z + 1  when the change does not affect the schema
>>     * go to x.y+ 1.0 when the change makes the schema different
>>
>> and most releases _have_ changed the schema, so we are up to 1.9.
>> so I'd say
>>
>>      *go to x + 1.0.0 when the changes add serious new functionality
>>
>> On which grounds I'd argue that the genetic stuff warrants a change
>> to 2.0.0 (not 2.1.1 - we are nerds, remember).
>> --
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