Hi,

I tend to agree with Carsten on this one - having per-package OSGi
version numbers makes sense, but without tools to manage that the risk
of making a mess is high.

I would be +1 for having per-package version numbers if there was a
tool to compute/enforce those numbers: using svn to compare code
between bundle releases would let us know when a package version
number needs to change - that doesn't seem too complicated, but we
don't have such a tool ;-)

Right now I'm for continuing to have bundle version == package version.

That's a bit of a waste when only one package of a bundle actually
changes between bundle releases, but if we find that happening too
often we might want to just split that bundle into multiple bundles.

-Bertrand

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