Le 01/07/2017 à 20:15, Laurent Carlier via arch-dev-public a écrit :
Le samedi 1 juillet 2017, 19:59:49 CEST Christian Hesse a écrit :
One potentially bikeshed-worthy question is versioning. Do we count commits and modify the pkgver every time we build from the repo, e.g. 233.23-1 (meaning pkgrel=1 of a v233 build containing 23 backports), or do we simply keep the base pkgver true to upstream and increment pkgrel every time we release, e.g. 233-5 (meaning pkgrel=5 of some build of the v233 stable branch).
[1] https://github.com/systemd/systemd-stable I like the versioning to indicate what the package contains... So voting for
Dave Reisner <d@falconindy.com> on Sat, 2017/07/01 13:22: the inclusion of commit count. The only downside will be that people will flag the package out-of-date for every new commit in the stable branch. :-p I agree, commit count is the best choice.
Just in case more voices matter, I agree too. ;) Bruno