> This changes 'bzr --version' to always print the full 3-tuple of
> major.minor.micro
>
> So instead of getting "bzr v2.0" you get "bzr v2.0.0".
Absolutely. If we expect a reasonable likelihood of a 2.0.1, we
should _definitely_ have a 2.0.0 instead of a 2.0. And having a 2.0.0
that calls itself 2.0 would just be nuts.
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> This changes 'bzr --version' to always print the full 3-tuple of
> major.minor.micro
>
> So instead of getting "bzr v2.0" you get "bzr v2.0.0".
Absolutely. If we expect a reasonable likelihood of a 2.0.1, we
should _definitely_ have a 2.0.0 instead of a 2.0. And having a 2.0.0
that calls itself 2.0 would just be nuts.
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