Etienne Millon writes:
> * Felix Natter [130603 20:39]:
>> => The question is: Can we use "29618" (or "svn29618" or "r29618") as
>> the debian version number (consistent with upstream) or do we have to
>> use "0.0+svn29618"?
>
> Hello,
Thanks for all the useful answers.
> As others pointed you
* Felix Natter [130603 20:39]:
> => The question is: Can we use "29618" (or "svn29618" or "r29618") as
> the debian version number (consistent with upstream) or do we have to
> use "0.0+svn29618"?
Hello,
As others pointed you can use 29618 as a version number and add an
epoch when upstream switc
Hi Felix,
On Mo, 03 Jun 2013, Felix Natter wrote:
> => The question is: Can we use "29618" (or "svn29618" or "r29618") as
> the debian version number (consistent with upstream) or do we have to
Sure!
29618-1
is completely reasonable.
In fact, it is a *good* version number, one that - unl
On Mon, Jun 03, 2013 at 08:07:32PM +0200, Felix Natter wrote:
> hi,
>
> finally we've talked the JMapViewer maintainers into making proper
> release archives, and they did, but unfortunately, they used svn
> revision numbers instead of adequate versions:
>
> http://svn.openstreetmap.org/applicati
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