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Package: wiki.debian.org Severity: minor On https://wiki.debian.org/Versioning
in the "Nightly Versioning" section in the
`{upcoming_version}~git{date}.{hash}-{revision}` scheme the build metadata part
(date and git hash) is separated from the version by a tilde. However in the
examples following the scheme the metadata part is separated by a plus (e.g.
0.99.99+git20150101r2212b5136299-1). And in the examples at the end of the text
the separator is again a tilde. Is the plus a typo in this context? From the
version sorting rules it seems like a plus separator is applied to signify a
stable post-relesae snapshot versoin and I can't understand its occurence on
the wiki page I mentioned. Thank you, Alexey
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Hi,
在 1/23/2025 6:47 AM, Alexey Savchkov 写道:
Package: wiki.debian.org
Severity: minor
On https://wiki.debian.org/Versioning in the "Nightly Versioning" section in the `{upcoming_version}~git{date}.{hash}-{revision}` scheme the build metadata part (date and git hash) is separated from the version by a tilde. However in the examples
following the scheme the metadata part is separated by a plus (e.g. 0.99.99+git20150101r2212b5136299-1). And in the examples at the end of the text the separator is again a tilde.
Is the plus a typo in this context? From the version sorting rules it seems
like a plus separator is applied to signify a stable post-relesae snapshot
versoin and I can't understand its occurence on the wiki page I mentioned.
I have edited the page to make it consistent.
Note that this Wiki page contains only additional conventions
that are not hard requirements. You don't have to follow it,
although following would be highly beneficial and avoid
surprises.
On the contrary, Section 5.6.12.2 of Debian Policy is
the hard requirement that must be followed.
Thanks,
Boyuan Yang
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