Hello. Thank you very much for this useful solution. It helped me.
On 16.10.2020 17:40, Neil Bowers wrote: > Hi Dmitrii, > > I’m one of the PAUSE admins. > > I see that you’re having problems with getting recent uploads of > App-SimpleBackuper indexed. This is because you switched the format of > your version numbers, sadly. > > You previously released 0.1 and most recently released 0.2.3. The > trouble is that PAUSE thinks 0.1 is a higher version number than > 0.2.3. You may think that’s bonkers (помешанные?), and to be honest I > agree with you, but we have to live with the way things are. > > In a nutshell, it’s because when comparing semantic versioning style > version numbers with decimal version numbers, the minor (2) and patch > (3) are left-padded with zeroes, so that 0.2.3 becomes 0.002003, and > that’s effectively what’s compared with 0.1, so 0.1 is higher. > > If you google "perl version", you’ll find several blog posts > explaining this, eg [1] > > If you want to stick semantic versioning version numbers, it is > possible to get PAUSE to forget your old version number, with the > "Reset Version" feature, listed in the left sidebar on PAUSE, in the > "Utils" section. Once you’ve done that, schedule the deletion of the > old release, and once your new release is in the CPAN Index, you’ll > need to ask the MetaCPAN team to index your most recent release, or > wait for the 0.1 release to be deleted. > > Personally, I use N.NN for all my module version numbers, as I’ve > never done close to 99 releases of any distribution. But if I adopt a > module with a different scheme, then I stick with that scheme, as > changing schemes can cause problems, as you’ve discovered :-( > > Cheers, > Neil > > [1] https://xdg.me/blog/version-numbers-should-be-boring/ > <https://xdg.me/blog/version-numbers-should-be-boring/> -- С уважением, Дмитрий Сергеевич Новожилов тел.: +7 911 9796980
