Hi,
2009/4/22 Rich Hickey <richhic...@gmail.com>:
> [...]
> {:major 1, :minor 0, :incremental 0, :qualifier :rc1 :interim true}
> [...]
> Possible
> values of :qualifier include :rc, :beta etc,
> and :interim will be true for non-release builds.
I don't think :qualifier is used correctly here (at least if you want
to give it the same meaning as what was suggested previously in the
thread).
The qualifier is there to be able to produce several different outputs
(e.g. jars in our case) from the same version number.
A version is fully qualified with :major + :minor + :incremental + :interim
An output made from the version is fully qualified with :major +
:minor + :incremental + :interim + :qualifier.
If we look at what are the different outputs currently are for
clojure, :qualifier can have 3 values:
"" (empty string) : for producing clojure-M.m.i.jar
"slim" : for producting clojure-M.m.i-slim.jar
"sources" : for producing clojure-M.m.i-sources.jar
:qualifier will be needed in projects which depend upon clojure, to
fully qualify which jar among the 3 possibilities one want to depend
upon.
Regards,
--
Laurent
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