On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 11:19:29PM +0100, Mark Ellis wrote:
> What happened with trayicon ? I keep forgetting to test make dist...

% make dist
make: *** No rule to make target `intltool-merge.in', needed by distdir'.  Stop.

Good luck debugging intltool. :-)

> gvfs I don't know what to do with yet.

Take your time. I can guess that both you and I aren't too fussed about
distribution inclusion, as GVFS isn't being included in Lenny.

> Agreed. I've often made commits that depend on something else since the
> last release, with no way to make that clear. Maybe we should only bump
> the version in svn after something has been committed, otherwise we
> imply changes that haven't happened. Too complicated ?

I don't /quite/ understand what you mean, but I propose this workflow:

The last release of tool x is, for the sake of this example, 0.1. x
depends on liby, which had a 0.1 release recently. When working on these
modules, the version in configure.ac (or VERSION) should be 0.2. The
exact number /should/ be the version that will next be released, but
it's not a big deal. Anyway, this is a minor point. x depends on liby (>=
0.1). If x is developed on, but doesn't use any additional features of
liby, its dep on liby should *not* be increased, so x version 0.2 would
be released depending on liby 0.1. If something gets added to liby which
x then uses, its dep should be increased to match the *future* version
of liby in the same commit. This is why the version number of the
modules in configure.ac or VERSION should be the current version plus
one.

Does that make any sense?

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