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> Dear List,
>
> I experience a problem with ConfigurationOfXMLSupport. Apparently the last version is not the right one.
> In ConfigurationOfXMLSupport, there are 3 methods:
> version100: spec
> <version: '1.0' imports: #('1.0-baseline') >
>
> version101: spec
> <version: '1.0.1' imports: #('1.0.1-baseline') >
>
> version102: spec
> <version: '1.0.2' imports: #('1.0.1-baseline') >
>
> According to the version number schema proposed by Dale, I would expect 1.0.2 to be the last version. But apparently this is not the case:
>
> ConfigurationOfXMLSupport project latestVersion
> =>  ~1.0 [ConfigurationOfXMLSupport]
>
> By looking at the definition of the versionXXX and baselineXXX methods, I haven't spotted something that is obviously wrong.

>
> On 24 févr. 2010, at 04:45, Alexandre Bergel wrote:
>
>> Dear List,
>>
>> I experience a problem with ConfigurationOfXMLSupport. Apparently the last version is not the right one.
>> In ConfigurationOfXMLSupport, there are 3 methods:
>> version100: spec
>> <version: '1.0' imports: #('1.0-baseline') >
>>
>> version101: spec
>> <version: '1.0.1' imports: #('1.0.1-baseline') >
>>
>> version102: spec
>> <version: '1.0.2' imports: #('1.0.1-baseline') >
>>
>> According to the version number schema proposed by Dale, I would expect 1.0.2 to be the last version. But apparently this is not the case:
>>
>> ConfigurationOfXMLSupport project latestVersion
>> =>  ~1.0 [ConfigurationOfXMLSupport]
>>
>> By looking at the definition of the versionXXX and baselineXXX methods, I haven't spotted something that is obviously wrong.
>
>
> Usually it's a problem with blessings. lastVersion gets the most recent version which is not a baseline, broken, or a development.
> Looking at the code, both 1.0.1 and 1.0.2 are tagged with development, so it's not a surprise to get 1.0 as the latestVersion

>
> On 24 févr. 2010, at 08:25, Simon Denier wrote:
>
>>
>> On 24 févr. 2010, at 04:45, Alexandre Bergel wrote:
>>
>>> Dear List,
>>>
>>> I experience a problem with ConfigurationOfXMLSupport. Apparently  
>>> the last version is not the right one.
>>> In ConfigurationOfXMLSupport, there are 3 methods:
>>> version100: spec
>>> <version: '1.0' imports: #('1.0-baseline') >
>>>
>>> version101: spec
>>> <version: '1.0.1' imports: #('1.0.1-baseline') >
>>>
>>> version102: spec
>>> <version: '1.0.2' imports: #('1.0.1-baseline') >
>>>
>>> According to the version number schema proposed by Dale, I would  
>>> expect 1.0.2 to be the last version. But apparently this is not  
>>> the case:
>>>
>>> ConfigurationOfXMLSupport project latestVersion
>>> =>  ~1.0 [ConfigurationOfXMLSupport]
>>>
>>> By looking at the definition of the versionXXX and baselineXXX  
>>> methods, I haven't spotted something that is obviously wrong.
>>
>>
>> Usually it's a problem with blessings. lastVersion gets the most  
>> recent version which is not a baseline, broken, or a development.
>> Looking at the code, both 1.0.1 and 1.0.2 are tagged with  
>> development, so it's not a surprise to get 1.0 as the latestVersion
>
>
> Sorry, should have proofread myself
>
> latestVersion gets the most recent version which is not a baseline,  
> broken, or a development.
>
> lastVersion gets the last version according to the total ordering of  
> versions
>
> --
> Simon
>
>