binary package version numbers?
Am I missing something trivial?
Say I have these sources:
PACKAGENAME_VERSION.orig.tar.gz
I make a second debian version and upload:
PACKAGENAME_VERSION-2.diff.gz
PACKAGENAME_VERSION-2_i386-slink.deb
and other builders and robots build the other arches.
Now I realise that I used the wrong library or compiler or
somthing for the i386-slink I uploaded. I can't rebuild
using the same PACKAGENAME_VERSION-2.diff.gz file and upload an
incremented binary number such as, I dunno:
PACKAGENAME_VERSION-2_bi386-slink.deb
^
or
PACKAGENAME_VERSION-2b_i386-slink.deb
We don't have a scheme which doesn't force other arches to
rebuild beacuse of another arch build's mistake, right?
Shouldn't we have one if we don't?
Thanks
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