Dolphin Frameworks version

Todd toddrjen at gmail.com
Tue Jun 3 12:13:39 BST 2014


On 3 Jun 2014 09:33, "Frank Reininghaus" <frank78ac at googlemail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> since people have started to find bugs in the frameworks branch, we
> should probably create a new version at bugs.kde.org (currently, all
> these bugs have the version 'unspecified').
>
> We have been using the version of kdelibs, i.e., KDE_VERSION_STRING,
> for some time, but I think that this does not make much sense for the
> frameworks branch because the release schedules of the frameworks
> libraries and the applications will not be in sync. Moreover, a
> version like "5.0.0" would make people believe that the Qt5/KF5-based
> Dolphin is a stable product which is ready for end-users, but that is
> currently not the case.
>
> I propose to use a version like 4.80, which makes it clear that it's
> unstable, and which is greater than all previous Dolphin versions. If
> there are better ideas, please reply to this message :-) If that is
> not the case, I'll change the version in the code and create the
> version at bugs.kde.org in the next few days.
>
> Thanks and best regards,
> Frank

Overall I think it is a good idea.

My only suggestion would be to start with a lower number, 60 maybe, so you
have some additional room to play with.  I probably would wait to move to
the 80+ range until there is a formal alpha or beta release schedule.

Starting with a lower number will give you some room just in case you
decide to have more fine-grained numbering.  If you start with 80 now, it
would be harder later to decide to do weekly snapshots, for example.  Not
that you necessarily would do that, my point is just that a lower starting
number gives you more flexibility to change your plans later.
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