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I think there wars a rational behind those numbers. This we already changed a lot, it will be 2.1.0 |
That is a good question. When we finished removing NFN and improved the
quality? That will also answers what will be the release.
Michael Frey <[email protected]> schrieb am Mi., 16. Mai 2018, 11:06:
… Thanks! What/when is the next release and what will it include?
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Is there a rationale behind the version numbers? As far as I understood, we are on
2.0.0
since a lot of code has been re-organized, rewritten, etc. I'm wondering what the next release after the "this is the last NFN-supported release" of ccn-lite would look alike.We should define a "release management" process and document it in the wiki. I'm all in for keep it low overhead, but it should a) be clear what the version numbers mean, b) a process defined and in place how we plan our releases (e.g. a milestone per release which contains issue numbers we would like to see to be resolved in this release). Any thoughts?
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