Hi Karen!
On Thu, 28 Dec 2017 13:35:11 -0800
Karen Etheridge <perl@froods.org> wrote:
> Presently, the perlfaq distribution's version looks like a perl-core
> version - e.g. the latest release was perlfaq-5.021011, even though it was
> done just before perl 5.24 went stable. I think it would be less confusing
> if we switched the version to be based on the release date, much as
> Module::CoreList has done. (perlfaq is also dual-lifed, just like MCL.)
>
> Thoughts? We may be doing a perlfaq release soon (e.g. to amend the
> perlfaq7 entry on smartmatch).
>
I am not a big fan of date-based versions, but I'll be ok with this transition.
Note that we can also use mixed versions - e.g : 6.2018.1.1 .
> Karen Etheridge
> ether@cpan.org
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<Su-Shee> Also, .* is the most unspecific regex you can use. It’s like saying:
oh well match something of anything or nothing, and, please, a lot of it ;)
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On Thu, 28 Dec 2017 13:35:11 -0800
Karen Etheridge <perl@froods.org> wrote:
> Presently, the perlfaq distribution's version looks like a perl-core
> version - e.g. the latest release was perlfaq-5.021011, even though it was
> done just before perl 5.24 went stable. I think it would be less confusing
> if we switched the version to be based on the release date, much as
> Module::CoreList has done. (perlfaq is also dual-lifed, just like MCL.)
>
> Thoughts? We may be doing a perlfaq release soon (e.g. to amend the
> perlfaq7 entry on smartmatch).
>
I am not a big fan of date-based versions, but I'll be ok with this transition.
Note that we can also use mixed versions - e.g : 6.2018.1.1 .
> Karen Etheridge
> ether@cpan.org
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-----------------------------------------------------------------
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<Su-Shee> Also, .* is the most unspecific regex you can use. It’s like saying:
oh well match something of anything or nothing, and, please, a lot of it ;)
Please reply to list if it's a mailing list post - http://shlom.in/reply .