Bug#1093847: Possible typo in nightly versioning scheme examples
Alexey Savchkov <[email protected]>
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Package: wiki.debian.org Severity: minor On https://wiki.debian.org/Versioning in the "Nightly Versioning" section in the `{upcoming_version}~git{date}.{hash}-{revision}` scheme the build metadata part (date and git hash) is separated from the version by a tilde. However in the examples following the scheme the metadata part is separated by a plus (e.g. 0.99.99+git20150101r2212b5136299-1). And in the examples at the end of the text the separator is again a tilde. Is the plus a typo in this context? From the version sorting rules it seems like a plus separator is applied to signify a stable post-relesae snapshot versoin and I can't understand its occurence on the wiki page I mentioned. Thank you, Alexey