Merge branch 'update-docs'

docs/changelog.md

@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@
 
   - Libs
     - certifi 2016.9.26
+    - dsdev-utils 0.9.4
     - urllib3 1.20
 
 ###Fixed

docs/danger-zone.md

@@ -3,4 +3,18 @@
 
 ###Spec File
 
-Do not change the name attribute in the spec file
+Do not change the name attribute in the spec file
+
+
+###Version Numbers
+
+Version numbers should be in the format specified below. Supported release versions are alpha & beta. For shorthand you can use a & b respectively.
+
+1.0
+1.0alpha
+1.0alpha
+1.0-alpha2
+1.0-alpha-3
+1.0.1beta
+1.0.1-beta2
+1.0.1-beta-3

docs/usage-cli.md

@@ -64,21 +64,19 @@ if lib_update is not None:
 ```
 
 ###Step 6 - Make Spec
-####Is your app more of the demanding type? If so, your spec file must be based on  a PyUpdater generated spec file. You can easily generate one using the example below. If you do not need a custom spec file skip to the next step. * Warning * Do not change the name attribute in the spec file.
+####Is your app more of the demanding type? If so, your spec file must be based on  a PyUpdater generated spec file. You can easily generate one using the example below. If you do not need a custom spec file skip to the next step. Please see the Danger Zone section on spec files.
 ```
 $ pyupdater make-spec -w main.py
 ```
 
 ###Step 7 - Build
-####Now let's build our app. You have two options when building. You can specify a spec file or a main script.
+####Now let's build our app. You have two options when building. You can specify a spec file or a main script. Please see the Danger Zone section on version numbers.
 
-#####Build from a spec file.
 ```
+# Build from a spec file.
 $ pyupdater build --app-version=1.0.0 main.spec
-```
 
-#####Build from a script.
-```
+# Build from a script.
 $ pyupdater build --app-version=1.0.0 main.py
 ```
 

requirements.txt

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 appdirs == 1.4.0
 bsdiff4 == 1.1.4
 certifi >= 2016.9.26
-dsdev-utils >= 0.9.2
+dsdev-utils >= 0.9.4
 ed25519 == 1.4
 pyinstaller >= 3.0
 six == 1.10.0