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Use a dummy version number on master #5000
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Currently we assign release version number in release branches and master was still pointing to some old version number from when the process was different. We need a dummy version number that both setuptools and npm are ok with.
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I would stick to stable-branch + 1 + dev if possible, this way have a clue if the code is recent or old.
@xrmx it means an extra PR at every release and it's easy to forget. |
Merging since this is better than stale. |
Currently we assign release version number in release branches and master was still pointing to some old version number from when the process was different. We need a dummy version number that both setuptools and npm are ok with.
Currently we assign release version number in release branches and master was still pointing to some old version number from when the process was different. We need a dummy version number that both setuptools and npm are ok with.
Currently we assign release version number in release branches and master was still pointing to some old version number from when the process was different. We need a dummy version number that both setuptools and npm are ok with.
Currently we assign release version number in release branches and
master was still pointing to some old version number from when the
process was different. We need a dummy version number that both setuptools
and npm are ok with.
fixes #4999