On 19 Feb 2009, at 10:09, Søren Hauberg wrote:

>
> As to the labeling of individual packages then I think this will  
> depend
> on the individual maintainer. We can agree on some common way of doing
> this, but I'm not sure which way is the better. Suggestions are  
> welcome.


As far as I understand, the SF system keeps all past releases of each  
file that is published.
I think it would suffice to put two links on the download page for  
each package one to the version
to use with the development snapshots of Octave and one to be used  
with the stable release.

For example the download page for a package now looks like this:

Package Name:   ANN
Package Version:        1.0.1
Last Release Date:      2008-08-23
Package Author: Various Authors
Package Maintainer:     Xavier Delacour
Download this package
Read package function reference

Other information
License:        GPL version 2 or later
Web page:       http://octave.sf.net
Dependencies:   octave (>= 2.9.12)
autoload:       yes
systemrequirements:     swig

We could cahnge it to something like

Package Name:   ANN
Package Author: Various Authors
Package Maintainer: Xavier Delacour
License:        GPL version 2 or later
Web page:       http://octave.sf.net
autoload:       yes
systemrequirements:     swig

Release for Octave Stable
Package Version:        1.0.1
Last Release Date:      2008-08-23
Dependencies:   octave (>= 2.9.12)
Download this package
Read package function reference

Release for Octave Development
Package Version:        1.1.1
Last Release Date:      2009-02-10
Dependencies:   octave (>= 3.1)
Download this package
Read package function reference


What would you think?
c.


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