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Re: [p2-dev] what @since tag to use when the API graduates?
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+1, I think 2.0 makes sense. Although, theoretically this should be on a bundle by bundle basis I assume? If nothing (API wise) changes in a bundle, then it shouldn't get moved to 2.0, right? Essentially we should follow the API / Version conventions on a per bundle basis, not a component basis.
cheers,
ian
On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 6:24 PM, Pascal Rapicault
<Pascal_Rapicault@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
the @since should follow the version of the manifest.
>From there the question is what will be the version of p2 in 3.6? I would say 2.0 since we are introducing breaking changes by removing some provisional API.
Susan Franklin McCourt ---10/28/2009 06:06:35 PM---I'm experimenting/playing with wild refactorings in the p2 UI to see if there is a "bare minimum" set of UI classes that would
I'm experimenting/playing with wild refactorings in the p2 UI to see if there is a "bare minimum" set of UI classes that would make sense as API. This mainly involves the operations and the policy objects. In moving classes around to API-named packages, I get API tooling @since tag errors because the tooling expects the @since tags to match the manifest version. However, so far I have been using Eclipse release conventions.
So...I have methods that currently use
@since 3.4
I was assuming that when things actually graduate, we would use
@since 3.6
but that would require a bunch of API problem filters because the tooling (rightfully?) expects to see
@since 1.1
We'll have to have a common strategy for this when we merge the branch back. Thoughts?
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