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Beta/release version confusion (Suggestions) #15

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colin-marshall opened this issue Aug 23, 2017 · 2 comments
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Beta/release version confusion (Suggestions) #15

colin-marshall opened this issue Aug 23, 2017 · 2 comments

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@colin-marshall
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As I'm testing things out here, it is getting hard to know which version of the program I have downloaded and installed for a few reasons:

  • When I go to "about" it always says 1.0 even though you're on 0.2 beta 3, so I have no way of knowing which version is actually on my system. Please keep the in-app version # in line with the releases on GitHub.
  • Also, releasing multiple revisions under the same version name (0.2 beta 2 for example had 3 updates) is rather confusing because on the Releases page the date remains the same even though it was updated. Would be nice if the beta # was just incremented with every update.
  • Also, why not just always include the debug symbols while you are in beta? I wouldn't exactly consider the application stable at this point (sorry if this sounds critical) so it's just one less download/upload for you and your users.

Thanks for all your hard work!

@jcm93
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jcm93 commented Aug 23, 2017

Thanks for the suggestions, and for filing all these issues. Don't worry about coming off as critical!

You are correct, I need to get my act together with versioning and updating, particularly in-app. I will probably go with the many-releases approach instead of updating the releases in-place from here on.

Including debug symbols was an Xcode issue; now that I've figured out how to do it they will be included in all testing releases.

@colin-marshall
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That's great! Thanks for listening.

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