The version number went backwards: 6.052 -> 6.06

[yurivict]

The FreeBSD version comparison says that it went backwards:

$ pkg version -t 6.052 6.06
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Maybe using the standard semantic versioning system X.Y.Z is better?

[herumi]

Is it okay to use the version X.Y and X.Y.Z?
Is 1.20 < 1.20.1 < 1.30 the correct order?

[yurivict]

yes.

[herumi]

Okay, I'll apply the format in the next version.

[herumi]

cf. 553246c

[yurivict]

Maybe you can make a new release with an increasing version number?

FreeBSD system and people keep sending me notifications about version number going backwards.

[herumi]

Is it okay to release version 6.60?

[yurivict]

Yes.

[herumi]

I've released it.

[yurivict]

Thanks!

[Tachi107]

Thank you for this report and the corresponding change! I observed the same behaviour in Debian, and I avoided packaging versions that were "less" than the previous. Thanks again :D