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Version of dependencies when using xtext [message #1242931]

Mon, 10 February 2014 09:22

Victor Noël is currently offline

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Hi,

Here is a question I had trouble for sometimes: what should I use as version qualifier for the xtext dependencies when distributing a plugin?

The question arises as 2.5.1 is released: if I update my plugin to 2.5.1, should I restrict it to 2.5.1 and up? Or can I keep it depending on 2.5 in general?

What about upper bound? Is it safe to just exclude 2.6? Does it mean that whatever is release between 2.5 and 2.6 will be compatible even if I don't upgrade my plugin?

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Re: Version of dependencies when using xtext [message #1242934 is a reply to message #1242931]

Mon, 10 February 2014 09:29

Dennis Huebner is currently offline

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Hello Victor,
2.5.x releases are normally backward compatible. So setting to [2.5,2.6) should be safe enough.

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Dennis.

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Re: Version of dependencies when using xtext [message #1242938 is a reply to message #1242934]

Mon, 10 February 2014 09:32

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Ok, thank you Smile

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