Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #43700, comment 3
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Ticket #43700, comment 3
initial v1 1 Yeah, it's confusing, and their recent move to git (https://gitorious.org/freetds/freetds) did it really worse. But if you 0.92 was never announced and if you look to any other distribution (homebrew, centos, debian... you will see that all them are using 0.91.x).1 Yeah, it's confusing, and their recent move to git (https://gitorious.org/freetds/freetds) did it really worse. But if you search 0.92 was never announced (http://freecode.com/projects/freetds/releases) and if you look to any other distribution (homebrew, centos, debian... you will see that all them are using 0.91.x and 0.92 is only available like freetds-dev). We can ask in the mailing list too. 2 2 3 3 I think that, for some time... they were putting both 0.91 and 0.92 tgz in the stable directory... but then... then moved 0.92 to the current directory, keeping stable only for 0.91 (looking a t the dates and numbers). 4 4 5 About the livecheck, I'm sorry I don't know much (sure you are the doctor there, lol). Sounds to me that, perhaps, we could "hardcode" the 0.91 in the regexp, so only those are looked (but I really don't know how they are supposed to work). Something like: (0\ \.91\\.\\d+). Later, if 0.92 becomes released... it can be changed again.5 About the livecheck, I'm sorry I don't know much (sure you are the doctor there, lol). Sounds to me that, perhaps, we could "hardcode" the 0.91 in the regexp, so only those are looked (but I really don't know how they are supposed to work). Something like: (0\.91\.\d+). Later, if 0.92 becomes released... it can be changed again. 6 6 7 7 I'm attaching an example that sets the portfile to 0.91.102 and, executing the livecheck with it, correctly detects that 0.91.103 is available, so seems to work. Again, I've no idea about all that stuff, be warned, lol.