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Raise your hand if you're relying on package version numbers to tell you which packages to implement in your high-volume production environment against live cus

Raise your hand if you're relying on package version numbers to tell you which packages to implement in your high-volume production environment against live customer data.

justin_vanw 15y ago
Your comment would be funny, if it didn't have so much truth to it. From now on, for all my open source code, I'm going to version with this translation table: Alpha: Beta Beta: increment version by random number between .1 and .2, eg: 2.0 becomes 2.1.7 Release Candidate: add the word "Enterprise Edition" to the version Release: Add the same letter Oracle added for that version: 8 -> 8i, 9 -> 9i, 10 -> 10g. The exception is anything that happens to be a BMW model, in which case I'll just make it the same as the BMW. 3.2.8 -> 3.2.8xi, 4 -> z4, &c.
- cpeterso 15y ago
  No "Technical Preview" releases?