John J. Foerch writes: > That $CONKEROR_SHORT_VERSION$ thing was a leftover from our versioning > system of several years ago. I've removed it now, and put 1.0. I'm not
Sounds fine. > really sure what this key is for, and whether the value I put for it is > right, or how it is different than the regular version, which is 1.0pre. CFBundleShortVersionString is the kind of version number shown to a user, whereas CFBundleVersion is an internal "build number" used to identify a specific build uniquely but considered too much information for the ordinary user. I am not trying to defend this distinction, which doesn't make much sense in many situations. What matters for us is that CFBundleVersion should consist of comma-separated integers, which rules out 1.0pre. Apparently nothing bad happens if this rule is ignored, but who knows. CFBundleShortVersionString should consist of exactly three comma-separated integers. MacOS doesn't care much about version numbers anyway, they are there to be shown to the user and to be obtained by system administration tools. I'd set both to 1.0.0 and forget about this until there is a release 1.0 of Conkeror. Or interpret the rules creatively: nothing forbids negative integers, after all, so why not use 1.0.-1 for pre-release code? > > Unfortunately I can't help with testing this, because I can't get > > XULRunner to work. > > Did you by any chance try running that example app on your machine, and it > failed? Yes. But even "xulrunner-bin -h" fails on my machine, so why should I expect any app to work? Konrad. _______________________________________________ Conkeror mailing list [email protected] https://www.mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/conkeror
