On 02/27/2013 02:55 PM, Josh Berkus wrote:
> Further, many projects which used to use "regular" version numbers --
> such as Firefox -- have now embraced inflationary version numbers. So,
> maybe it's time to just use the first digit. The next version would be
> 10.0, and the version in 2014 would be 11.0.
>
> As a counterargument, few other open source databases use inflationary
> version numbers, even the NoSQL ones.
Why not....
13
Where it is the 2013 release.... We might end up jumping releases (maybe
there isn't a 14 release) but then it keeps it simple.
JD
>
> Discuss.
>
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