Stas Bekman wrote:
Stas Bekman wrote:
- our $VERSION = "1.9920"; + our $VERSION = "1.099020";
It doesn't seem that we can do that until we get to 2.0, since: 1.19 (the current mp1 version) > 1.099020 (the current mp2 version), so any code doing this checking will break. (A-T breaks already and the fix would be very ugly).
When going from a two significant decimal version to a three decimal version, you normally multiply by 10, so this would work:
our $VERSION = "1.990020";
but since you already used 1.99_19 (i.e. 1.9919). Perhaps you should do this:
our $VERSION = "1.999999"; # or really 1.999_020 would work
and keep adding another nine for each release candidate (just get asymptotically closer to 2.000_000... ;)
That's sweet, John. We now get:
Configuring Apache/2.0.53-dev mod_perl/1.999.20-dev Perl/v5.8.6
doing further testing now and let the list know how does it fare against existing code. as 1.999xxx is really 1.99_90xxx i think it should work everywhere.
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