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List:       openlmi-devel
Subject:    Re: OpenLMI 1.0.2 release plans and doc sprint
From:       Stephen Gallagher <sgallagh () redhat ! com>
Date:       2014-05-06 13:19:12
Message-ID: 5368E150.9020200 () redhat ! com
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On Tue 06 May 2014 08:52:30 AM EDT, Klaus Kaempf wrote:
> * Stephen Gallagher <sgallagh@redhat.com> [May 05. 2014 16:07]:
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>> At today's IRC meeting, we discussed plans for releasing OpenLMI
>> 1.0.2. There have been a lot of bugfixes that have landed in the
>> stable branch since we released 1.0.1, and with the public
>> release of RHEL 7 RC now in the wild, it seems like the right
>> time to make a new upstream release.
> 
> What does this version number refer to ?
> 
> Looking at http://www.openlmi.org/development, I see 
> openlmi-networking at 0.2.2 openlmi-providers at 0.4.2 
> openlmi-storage at 0.7.1 openlmi-tools at 0.9.1 openlmi-scripts at
> 0.2.4a


The OpenLMI version is an umbrella version that describes essentially
a frozen API version of all of the available providers. OpenLMI 1.0.1 was:

openlmi-account = 0.4.2
openlmi-hardware = 0.4.2
openlmi-networking = 0.2.2
openlmi-powermanagement = 0.4.2
openlmi-providers = 0.4.2
openlmi-service = 0.4.2
openlmi-software = 0.4.2
openlmi-storage = 0.7.1


It's often easier to talk about the version holistically, where
individual components can change (or not) as needed. Essentially, you
can treat 1.0.2 as "whatever is in the stable, bugfix branch the day
we tag openlmi-1.0.2".
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