Re: No upstream versioning

[Christian Kastner <debian@kvr.at>]

On 2014-04-29 00:22, Octavio Alvarez wrote:
> Wouldn't this version scheme open the possibility an incorrect timeline?
> For example, commit 20140428.1234567 would be considered previous than
> 20140428.2345678 when this may not necessarily be the case in the git
> history.

While theoretically correct, I don't see any practical scenarios where
this might happen. You'd have to create a release based on some upstream
commit, and later on create a new release based on another commit from
that same day (because otherwise YYYYMMDD would change, and you'd have
correct ordering again) for this to be a problem.