> "Local version" in the PEP corresponds to the distro "release" concept
roger, but the question is what's the "local version scheme" in rpm/deb world for a distro "release"? "version" comes from the packaged project (which is upstream to the distro) "release" comes from the distro.(which is upstream to "me") so how do I properly tack on a "local version"? Barry's example from debian/ubuntu was: <release><tag><N> (e.g. "2ubuntu3", where "2" was debian's release) Your answer was <release>.<N> (e.g. "0.1") My concern with your answer is that looks like an upstream post-release? In general, it sounds like there is no formal concept in rpm/deb for this, so people just cook their own approach.
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