Change Nuget version format #5945
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| if(-not [String]::IsNullOrEmpty($versionTag)) | ||
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| $formattedTag = '-' + $versionTag + "-" + $(versionMinDate) + $paddedRevision |
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This is not SemVer compliant.
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Including the Date and Revision for the release one, or in all cases? Re-reading semver.org, if I change that to a "+" does that work? I switched because I thought that M.m.p+DateRev was not ok for the vpack code.
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Yes, switching to "+" should address the SemVer issue. I agree that vpack limitations also need to be considered (I'm not familiar enough there to know whether there is a problem).
I'm still curious if this is a temporary change or intended long-term. If the latter, is there a spec to review?
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I do intend this to be long term. I am adding the date and revision in case we need to rebuild something internal (as we have seen multiple times trying to get 2.0.0-exp2 out the door). We dont want to have to bump everything another patch because of a problem with a single metapackage. I have not put this recent-ish design change into a spec yet.
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I'm not excited about this as the long-term design. I strongly recommend a spec and reviewing that before implementing something across all components. Differences from the old 2.0 spec would be especially good to discuss.
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+stuff = build info, which is entirely informational. Whether and how this should be valued is hard to say given the lack of spec. We need spec, before doing any implementation.
RECOMMEND: Create specs/SemanticVersion.md and spell out how semver is defined/used (and of course follow up with spec review :-)
FYI per https://semver.org
<valid semver> ::= <version core>
| <version core> "-" <pre-release>
| <version core> "+" <build>
| <version core> "-" <pre-release> "+" <build>
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Nuget will now follow:
M.m.p<-exp>+DateRev
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