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Bundle App set a wrong number version #118

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SystemDataModel opened this issue Jan 19, 2024 · 2 comments
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Bundle App set a wrong number version #118

SystemDataModel opened this issue Jan 19, 2024 · 2 comments

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@SystemDataModel
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Expected Behavior

I would like to create a bundle with version 2023.1.00001

I launch bunclle App with option --version=2023.1.00001

Actual Behavior

Bundle App create a bundle with version = 2023.1.1 (not 2023.1.00001 with 0 before 1)

Steps to Reproduce

Run bundle App

macchina.io Version

2023.1 (Latest version on my private repository)

Compiler and Version

g++ 11.4.1

Operating System and Version

Oracle Linux 9.3

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@obiltschnig
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This is not supported, as the versioning scheme for bundles is .., as handled by the Poco::OSP::Version class. The three components are always tretated as integers internally, thereby losing leading zeroes.
You could rename the bundle files via other means as part of your build process, but internally, the leading zeroes will never be preserved.

@SystemDataModel
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OK,

You can close this issue.

Thanks

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