John Cowan wrote:
> AndrevanTonder scripsit:
>
>
>>> No. The name may contain hyphens but not the version, so the last
>>> hyphen delimits the version from the name.
>>>
>> Unless there is no version, as in (foo-1 ()) => foo-1.sls
>>
>
> The situation is symmetrical: under the GNU rules, a library name
> may not contain a hyphen followed by a digit, whereas under the R5.95
> rules, a library name may not contain a dot followed by a digit.
>
> So we should look to current practice in the archive community,
> which strongly favors the GNU rules. Entia non sunt multiplicanda
> praeter necessitam.
>
>
People often use branch names. For example, a given release of
software might be designated by:
1. a project name
2. a version number that refers to the project mainline
3. a branch name, of a branch somehow related to that version of the
mainline
4. a branch number that is a version number for the branch line
Can we add support for branch names and multiple version numbers, too?
-t
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