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Just a thought

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Contributed by: rockerman1 Friday, July 27 2007 @ 09:05 AM PDT

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another ( jumped over a few numbers to get a higher Product version).. typical of this dev.. first there was 12 number at the end of ever full number update.. not it is 9 or something like that.. in the start it was v3,v4,v5,v6, and so on.. man, maybe next week he will be at v32..

dev as I should learn to spell in English you should learn to count

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Just a thought - afterhours

Traditionally, version numbers are updated every time there is any change in the source code for a project. Full numbers are often used to denote overall feature sets (e.g., v 1), where 'dot' releases (v1.1, v1.2) denote changes, additions or bug fixes to the overall existing feature sets. When a developer elects to use even smaller demarcations of versions (v1.1.23, v1.1.24), this indicates small changes and builds that only address bugs without anything new.

But each developer is welcome to use their own system.

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Tuesday, August 14 2007 @ 07:46 AM PDT