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From: Ernst de Haan <znerd@FreeBSD.org>
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Subject: Re: Repocopy request: www/jakarta-tomcat4 -> www/jakarta-tomcat4-devel
Date: Fri, 30 Aug 2002 13:04:21 +0200
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> I'm really not keen on mixing version numbers and suffixes (like
> '-devel', '-old') etc.. etc..
>
> Assuming I'm reading the site right, there are 3 things on the go right
> now:
>
>     4.x     currently jakarta-tomcat4 (will stall out at 4.x.* x<1)
>     4.1.x   the refactoring project, what you're looking for here
>     5.x     highly developmental.

Correct.

> Seems to me that jakarta-tomcat41 might be more appropriate (especially
> given the existence of jakarta-tomcat3), and that -devel be reserved for
> tracking snaps (or whatever) of currently-what-will-be-5.x, if such a
> port were to exist.

Okay, that sounds a lot better. Only small concern I have with that is that 
'41' is fouty-one, not 4-dot-1. We might get a Jakarta Tomcat release 41.0 
some day :)

Anyway, I agree that 'jakarta-tomcat-41' is probably the best right now, 
considering the constraints. Could such a repocopy be performed?


Ernst

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