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<H1>[Mageia-dev] Updates and 0 release</H1>
<B>Luc Menut</B>
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<I>Tue Jul 26 13:22:53 CEST 2011</I>
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<PRE>Le 26/07/2011 12:40, Michael Scherer a écrit :
><i> Hi,
</I>><i>
</I>><i> while trying to work on the queue of update needing a push, I noticed
</I>><i> that almost all of them use a "Release: 0".
</I>><i>
</I>><i> Since this has a specific meaning ( ie, used for pre release, or svn
</I>><i> snapshot ), using this for updates is quite confusing, and I do not see
</I>><i> the reason for that.
</I>
When it is used for prerelease (mainly in cauldron), the release 0 is
usually associated with a svn or git rev. number, or date, or alpha,
beta ... so it is not so much confusing with this use in update for
official release.
><i>
</I>><i> If the goal is to be sure that the software is still upgradable, the
</I>><i> whole %mkrel stuff should take care of that. And if not, we can rebuild
</I>><i> in cauldron to increase the release.
</I>
We regularly used release 0 and subrel 1 in Mdv for the packages updated
with the same version in official releases and in cooker (firefox,
thunderbird, java-1.6.0-sun, ...), to be sure that the package from the
official release will be updated by a update to the devel release or the
next official release.
we often used in such packages:
%if %mandriva_branch == Cooker
# Cooker
%define release %mkrel 1
%else
# Old distros
%define subrel 1
%define release %mkrel 0
%endif
regards,
Luc
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