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Separate next release from language release
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### Versioning | ||
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Because the next language release (6.e) may not coincide with | ||
the rename, no changes to versioning of the language need to be done. | ||
However, since a new language version would be an excellent marketing | ||
opportunity, maybe the rename should coincide with a new language version | ||
relese. | ||
the rename, no changes to versioning of the language need to be done. The | ||
next release *will* however be a Raku release, but should be otherwise | ||
completely compatible with previous releases. | ||
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A new *language* version would be the opportunity to make the name change | ||
more widely known with associated marketing efforts. But this will *not* | ||
be with the next (monthlyish) release. | ||
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vrurg
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Given we are no longer forced to have "6" in the version, there are now | ||
more options to do language versioning properly, and this aspect will | ||
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OK now I'm confused because here we are talking about Rakudo releases?