Reverted back and implemented as Jason indicated in his reply. Changes
reflected in documentation.
LATEST was intended to refer to the latest regardless of whether it
was a snapshot or release. RELEASE is the latest non-snapshot.
Michael McCallum wrote:
On Thu, 21 Aug 2008 10:47:04 Oleg Gusakov wrote:
I cannot find use cases where asking for g:a:LATEST is different from
g:a:RELEASE, so I merge these two in Mercury.
Doesn't this just make people lazy and not think about what they are doing...
if they want an open range [1,) then let them specify that?
I suppose if you just mapped that at the very beginning down to an open range
it probably does not make any difference implementationwise however anyother
tool that wants to make sense of the pom needs to understand all the special
cases too...
