InstallSystems Next Generation INSTALLSYSTEMS VERSIONNING __________________________ A valid version is an integer without dot. A version n may be followed by a ~ to indicate it's inferior to n A version n may be followed by a + to indicate it's superior to n Any following chars after ~ or + are ignored Examples: 1 < 2 2 > 2~dev 2 < 2+dev 2~dev < 2+dev IMAGES VERSIONNING __________________ A valid version is a string of digits separated by dots. A version n may be followed by a ~ to indicate it's inferior to n A version n may be followed by a + to indicate it's superior to n Examples: 1.2.3~dev < 1.2.3 < 1.2.3+dev 7~dev < 7 < 7+dev
Sébastien Luttringer
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This introduce the new image format version in X.Y by upgrade from 1 to 2.0. Where X is an image forward compatibility breaking and Y a revision. The new format is needed because we move versionning from number to string
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