What is your feature request?
Currently, there is inconsistency in the naming conventions used for application outputs, such as "Ring," "Stream," and "Channel.". For example, Citrix uses "Stream" (e.g., Current), while Microsoft uses "Channel" (e.g., Current).
To improve clarity and consistency, I propose that we standardise all these terms.
Below is the proposed standardised set of attributes:
Name: The application's name.
Architecture: The system architecture (e.g., X86, X64, ARM64).
Installer: Previously referred to as "Type." This could include formats like MSI, EXE, and MSIX.
Edition: Previously referred to as "Type," "Plugin," or "Release." Examples include Enterprise, Reader, Acrobat.
Channel: Previously referred to as "Ring," "Channel," or "Stream." Examples include Current, Production, Public.
Language: The language of the application (e.g., EN, NL).
Date: The date when this version of the application was released.
URI: Download URI
Version: The specific version of the application.
Build: The specific build of the application.
Have you tested against the current version?
Have you reviewed the documentation?
What is your feature request?
Currently, there is inconsistency in the naming conventions used for application outputs, such as "Ring," "Stream," and "Channel.". For example, Citrix uses "Stream" (e.g., Current), while Microsoft uses "Channel" (e.g., Current).
To improve clarity and consistency, I propose that we standardise all these terms.
Below is the proposed standardised set of attributes:
Name: The application's name.
Architecture: The system architecture (e.g., X86, X64, ARM64).
Installer: Previously referred to as "Type." This could include formats like MSI, EXE, and MSIX.
Edition: Previously referred to as "Type," "Plugin," or "Release." Examples include Enterprise, Reader, Acrobat.
Channel: Previously referred to as "Ring," "Channel," or "Stream." Examples include Current, Production, Public.
Language: The language of the application (e.g., EN, NL).
Date: The date when this version of the application was released.
URI: Download URI
Version: The specific version of the application.
Build: The specific build of the application.
Have you tested against the current version?
Have you reviewed the documentation?