Raise version in appstore to 1.0

[ghost]

Hi,

currently https://apps.owncloud.com/content/show.php/Calendar?content=168707 has the version 0.6.7 set however the download for oC 9.0 contains version 1.0.

Because of that the calendar will shop up with the version 0.6.7 within the oC internal appstore even if 1.0 is installed.

[georgehrke]

That's an issue in the App Store. The lowest available version (for 8.0) is 0.6.7

[georgehrke]

Not sure what do you about this :/

[georgehrke]

The issue is related to this field. I could simply swap Content file 1 and Content file 4, but then ownCloud 8 would show 1.0 even though it's just 0.6.7.

[georgehrke]

cc @jancborchardt

[ghost]

Ah, i see the issue there. Wasn't are how this is configured within the appstore.

Contacts for example is using the highest version 1.0.0.0 at https://apps.owncloud.com/content/show.php/Contacts?content=168708

[georgehrke]

Yes, this is how it looks for the contacts app:

[georgehrke]

Swapping it would probably be the easiest, although I think this should be properly fixed in core

[ghost]

Yes, i agree that this is rather something which should be fixed in core.

[georgehrke]

@RealRancor Could you open an issue there please? :)

[aspdye]

What have the contacts guys made different - they are also providing multiple versions for 8.0, 8.1, 8.2 and 9.0 and App Store is showing up 1.0.0.0 😕

@Henni @jancborchardt @georgehrke

[georgehrke]

@aspdye Compare the screenshots ;)

[aspdye]

Have missed the second screenshot 😅

[ghost]

Ref: owncloud/core#23089

[georgehrke]

swapped the versions

[aspdye]

Why 1.0 instead of 1.0.0.0 like contacts does?

[ghost]

Works, https://api.owncloud.com/v1/content/data?version=9x0x0x0&categories=922&approved=all is now showing 1.0

[georgehrke]

because calendar and contacts use different versioning schemes.
Ours is described in the wiki

[jancborchardt]

Could we all maybe just use semver.org? cc @DeepDiver1975 @Henni

[georgehrke]

not quite sure how to distinguish between minor and patch releases for the calendar. It's planned that all releases also contain new features.

[Henni]

@jancborchardt I also discussed this with @irgendwie.
I'm wondering why owncloud needs four digits?

@georgehrke don't release patch releases. Just increase the patch number during development (for example if you need it to update the database or to mark significant changes during development).
But sometimes it might make sense to create patch releases. For example if you find a bug immediately after a major release.

[georgehrke]

I'm wondering why owncloud needs four digits?

major.minor.patch and the fourth digit is used to count alphas, betas and RCs.

if you need it to update the database

We don't use the database anymore ^^

For example if you find a bug immediately after a major release.

In this case I would simply release temporarily switch two mayor.minor.patch and release 1.0.1 (as an example), but I see reason to always keep the .0 in the releases.