Hello,
The version sanity check in LoggerFactory expects an exact match of the version
string. So if the declared version is "1.5.9.RC1", then "1.5.9.RC1" must be in
the internally maintained compatibility list, having 1.5.9 in the list is not
enough. This was fine as long as there were no release candidates. To keep a
long story short, I've just changed the code so that adding 1.5.9 to the list
will cover any variant of 1.5.9.* including 1.5.9-RC0 and 1.5.9.RC1.
In any case, the next official version of SLF4J will be 1.5.10, skipping 1.5.9
which only had release candidates. I hope this shed some light into the matter.
My apologies for the confusion.
Ralph Goers wrote:
On Oct 29, 2009, at 4:14 PM, Joern Huxhorn wrote:
Hi guys,
I'm just a bit confused about the "started work on version 1.5.10"
part in the tag description.
Are you planning to skip .9, going straight to .10?
Regards,
Joern.
That is the impression I got since this was a formal release
announcement. I know the SLF4J code in my fork already had a release of
1.5.10-SNAPSHOT the last time I merged with Ceki's repo.
Ralph
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