Re: [zi-dev] build infos in package and application XML

"Christian Zonsius (ZZ/OSS)" <[email protected]> Sat, 27 Mar 2004 15:40:26 +0100
Newsgroups gmane.comp.php.zzoss.installer.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
hi,

>Now imagine, someone is wrapping up phpMyAdmin version 2.5.6. to be installed
>with the ZZ/OSS Installer Client. This version has been release 01-03-2004,
>hence we would write in the package or application XML:
>
><release>
>         <version>2.5.6</version>
>         <date>01-03-2004</date>
></release>
>
>If the ZIC bundle of phpMyAdmin has not been issued by the phpMyAdmin team,
>but by a third party, it would be interesting to now, when the bundle has
>been created, thus I would suggest an additional <bundled> element:
>
><release>
>         <version>2.5.6</version>
>         <date>01-03-2004</date>
>         <bundled>21-03-2004</date>
></release>

you are right. a release date of an application might not be equal to the 
release date of the corresponding bundle.

><release>
>         <version>2.5.6</version>
>         <date>01-03-2004</date>
>         <notes>Fixed: ... Bugs: ...</notes>
></release>
><bundle>
>         <version>20040301-2</version>
>         <date>01-03-2004</date>
>         <notes>
>         The package was not correctly bundled, a file was
>         not specified in the filelist
>         </notes>
></bundle>
><changelog>
>         <release>...</release>
>         <bundle>...</bundle>
></changelog>

IMHO, this approach seems to me the better one.

what happens, if the package.xml / application.xml doesn't contain a 
<bundle> element ? does the installer automatically use the <release> 
information (date, etc..) for bundle data ?

christian 



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