Goswin von Brederlow wrote: > 0.1 would normaly mean it is an experimental version before the first > release. 1.0 would be the first real release with that scheme. Some I think I'll use this scheme then, right now everything is very experimental and far from complete :-) And while creating them like these I can get more familar with versioning packages. > mkdir debian-user-german-200202-1 > cp mbox debian-user-german-200202-1 > tar -czf debian-user-german-200202_1_orig.tar.gz debian-user-german-200202-1 Hmm, but then it would be a non native package? If I get this right that would mean that debian-user-german-200202-1 is a upstream version 1 and and debian-user-german-200202_1_orig.tar.gz is the original version gziped. Then creating debian-user-german-200202-1-1 for packaging is the first debian version of this package and building a package for first time will include anything and after that only the diffs. But the package will have two version numbers in this case - one unused upstream and the real debian-version. > Try to get hold of lists.debian.orgs scripts for comparison. I'll have a look :-) Cheers, Jan
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