Went Through it With Brad

Pete Rowley prowley at redhat.com
Fri Nov 10 19:14:00 UTC 2006


Johannes Ernst wrote:
> I very much believe in backwards compatibility. I believe I'm saying 
> the same thing that Brad and David were saying in the original message 
> on this thread. This is a classical case of a tradeoff -- and 
> non-computer-interpreted version strings is the side I come down on 
> because I have tried the other and it can get very ugly when machines 
> mis-guess what happened.
>
There doesn't need to be a trade off between user readable and computer 
parseable. Why is this even an issue?


-- 
Pete

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