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During the recent release error (see #55), at least two users made the point that the Plugin updates very frequently (see here and here).
Currently, we push a new release for every bugfix, new feature, etc. with appropriate version incrementing based on the severity of the changes. However, I think it would be worth thinking about how often we want to release going forward.
A couple approaches that I think would make sense:
Only release minor version increments (e.g., x.1.x to x.2.x) and above to the SVN. Users could still apply bugfixes provided by us through the Plugin Editor, safe in the knowledge that when the Plugin updates it will included any bugfixes they already have applied to their copy of the Plugin.
Keep the ‘Stable Tag’ field on the SVN set to x.x.0 at all times, which would still allow us to push new bugfixes (e.g., x.x.1 to x.x.2) to the SVN for people who want to manually update, whilst also not spamming people with constant fixes for bugs they aren't experiencing.
During the recent release error (see #55), at least two users made the point that the Plugin updates very frequently (see here and here).
Currently, we push a new release for every bugfix, new feature, etc. with appropriate version incrementing based on the severity of the changes. However, I think it would be worth thinking about how often we want to release going forward.
A couple approaches that I think would make sense:
Thoughts and comments welcomed.