I suppose you refer to this thread ? Adding the extra zero makes sense, but perhaps 'disrupts' the sort order on older files (0906 etc.) that still don't have the extra zero.
Author: Arjen van Vliet (arjen.van.vliet@uniface.com)
Arjen van Vliet said I suppose you refer to this thread ? Adding the extra zero makes sense, but perhaps 'disrupts' the sort order on older files (0906 etc.) that still don't have the extra zero.
Hi Arjen Yes, I did refer to the thread under technical announcements. But there I could not add a response And about the extra "0". As the schema is totaly new for the patch-files, it does not disrupt any older naming conventions Ingo
Hi Arjen, but the old patches start with the platform (w32...), so we have a break in sorting already between new and old patches. So when we start a brand new naming pattern, Ingos suggestion is worth to consider (even if it may take some time getting used to "U09")
ulrich-merkel said Hi Arjen, So when we start a brand new naming pattern, Ingos suggestion is worth to consider (even if it may take some time getting used to "U09")
And U09nnn will be the branch to use for a long, very long time. Or?
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I suppose you refer to this thread ? Adding the extra zero makes sense, but perhaps 'disrupts' the sort order on older files (0906 etc.) that still don't have the extra zero.
Author: Arjen van Vliet (arjen.van.vliet@uniface.com)
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Hi Arjen Yes, I did refer to the thread under technical announcements. But there I could not add a response
And about the extra "0". As the schema is totaly new for the patch-files, it does not disrupt any older naming conventions
Ingo
Author: istiller (i2stiller@gmx.de)
Local Administrator
Hi Arjen, but the old patches start with the platform (w32...), so we have a break in sorting already between new and old patches. So when we start a brand new naming pattern, Ingos suggestion is worth to consider (even if it may take some time getting used to "U09")
Author: ulrich-merkel (ulrichmerkel@web.de)
Local Administrator
And U09nnn will be the branch to use for a long, very long time. Or?
Author: istiller (i2stiller@gmx.de)