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Publish "Starcounter 2.4 for Visual Studio" in the Marketplace #28
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SGTM. I actually never considered that. One thing though: since the aim is we want to merge versions, so we have only one extension version, maybe we should consider that already now, when doing naming? Like "what's our strategy the day we complete that merge"? I guess, in the scheme you propose, we simply just delete "Starcounter 2.4 for Visual Studio" at that point? Are there better ways to name it? Like we named it "next" or "beta" or whatever, stating that this will in fact become the sole version eventually? |
Actually no, in the scheme that I propose, the current extension "Starcounter for Visual Studio" will forever be for Starcounter 2.3 (we can rename it to "Starcounter 2.3 for Visual Studio"). So for every breaking change version of Starcounter we will have a separate Visual Studio extension. |
Exactly, I wonder if that approach is not better. My main objective here is that we should think it through an extra time and find the scheme that best align with the fact that (hopefully pretty soon) we'll have just a single version of the extension. |
This VisualStudio extension will most likely be splitted up into two different VS marketplace extensions, according to @warpech and @per-samuelsson discussion.
But what should the 2.4 version be called? Rename the current one? cc @miyconst |
Decided on last ReleasePlanning meeting:
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Won't this issue resolved by implementing support for |
This issue has been done by combining vs extentions for both |
Since Visual Studio Marketplace only supports one version at the time (source), I suggest we bypass it by publishing another extension called "Starcounter 2.4 for Visual Studio".
Then we can switch the installer of Starcounter 2.4 to offer installing that version of the extension.
This is how NUnit solves it, among others.
We are getting more and more partners using Starcounter 2.4 and we want them to be able to use the stuff that we work on.
WDYT @ubbeK, @per-samuelsson?
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