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1 point by shader 5617 days ago | link | parent

Are you saying that the label should include the version information? Or is that included in the "information about a hack"?

Let's suppose for a moment (very hypothetical ;) that I had written a new and improved version of ppr, and I had it in a file named ppr.arc. How would you recommend that I publish it?

  http://website/shader.ppr.0.arc
  http://website/shader.ppr.arc
  http://website/ppr.arc
?

Should I just put it in Anarki? Should I put it in a separate branch?



1 point by CatDancer 5617 days ago | link

If the version information is intended to convey meaningful information (such as major release vs. minor release, alpha vs. stable, etc.), then I'd put that in the information about the hack, instead of in the label.

For publishing a release, I'd personally use http://website/shader.ppr0.arc for the sake of typing less dots, but http://website/shader.ppr.0.arc is fine too.

The way git is normally used by other projects is that files don't contain version or release numbers, and when a release is made a package file is created (a zip or a tar or whatever), that contains the unique version or release number (foo-1.34.03.zip). So, in the same way, you could take a ppr.arc file that you have in git and publish it as shader.ppr0.arc, shader.ppr1.arc, etc.

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