Re: master 9ed3685: Lots of refactorings and a few minor improvements.

Re: master 9ed3685: Lots of refactorings and a few minor improvements.

[Glenn Morris]

Stefan Merten wrote:

> branch: master
> commit 9ed3685a778843cbc0df3ca2490f79eb4e2ebefe
> Author: Stefan Merten <stefan@merten-home.de>
> Commit: Stefan Merten <stefan@merten-home.de>

[In rst-package-emacs-version-alist:]

> +    ("1.5.1" . "26.2")


Hi - don't you want 26.1 there?

I also note that Emacs 25.1 seems to contain 1.4.1, and 24.5 1.4.0,
which does not seem to agree with the above alist either?

Emacs versions for rst.el (was: Re: master 9ed3685: Lots of refactorings and a few minor improvements.)

[Stefan Merten]

Hi Glenn!

3 days ago Glenn Morris wrote:
>> branch: master
>> commit 9ed3685a778843cbc0df3ca2490f79eb4e2ebefe
>> Author: Stefan Merten <stefan@merten-home.de>
>> Commit: Stefan Merten <stefan@merten-home.de>
> 
> [In rst-package-emacs-version-alist:]
> 
>> +    ("1.5.1" . "26.2")
> 
> 
> Hi - don't you want 26.1 there?
> 
> I also note that Emacs 25.1 seems to contain 1.4.1, and 24.5 1.4.0,
> which does not seem to agree with the above alist either?

I'm not following Emacs releases and so what I put in there is more or
less a rough guess. When I commit something to the Emacs `master` then
I'm convinced that it should go into the next available release.

However, I do not know when which release is prepared and what commit
may go in and which not. Some time ago I understood this is a
complicated processes with deadlines and the like and I happily leave
this up to the Emacs community :-) .



						HTH

						Stefan

Re: Emacs versions for rst.el

[Glenn Morris]

Stefan Merten wrote:

>> [In rst-package-emacs-version-alist:]
>> 
>>> +    ("1.5.1" . "26.2")
>> 
>> 
>> Hi - don't you want 26.1 there?
>> 
>> I also note that Emacs 25.1 seems to contain 1.4.1, and 24.5 1.4.0,
>> which does not seem to agree with the above alist either?
>
> I'm not following Emacs releases and so what I put in there is more or
> less a rough guess. When I commit something to the Emacs `master` then
> I'm convinced that it should go into the next available release.

The Emacs version number tells you what to use.
Eg current version of master = 26.0.50 -> next release from master will
be 26.1. So you should have used 26.1 in place of 26.2. No need to
guess, or to follow development lists.

Re: Emacs versions for rst.el

[Stefan Merten]

Hi Glenn!

2 days ago Glenn Morris wrote:
>> I'm not following Emacs releases and so what I put in there is more or
>> less a rough guess. When I commit something to the Emacs `master` then
>> I'm convinced that it should go into the next available release.
> 
> The Emacs version number tells you what to use.

Where do I find it?

> Eg current version of master = 26.0.50 -> next release from master will
> be 26.1. So you should have used 26.1 in place of 26.2. No need to
> guess, or to follow development lists.

Can you give me a quick command to find this out? Is it documented
somewhere?


						Grüße

						Stefan

Re: Emacs versions for rst.el

[Eli Zaretskii]

> From: Stefan Merten <stefan@merten-home.de>
> Comments: In-reply-to Glenn Morris <rgm@gnu.org>
> 	message dated "Wed, 11 Jan 2017 18:06:23 -0500."
> Date: Sat, 14 Jan 2017 16:21:52 +0100
> Cc: emacs-devel@gnu.org
> 
> > The Emacs version number tells you what to use.
> 
> Where do I find it?

M-x emacs-version RET

> > Eg current version of master = 26.0.50 -> next release from master will
> > be 26.1. So you should have used 26.1 in place of 26.2. No need to
> > guess, or to follow development lists.
> 
> Can you give me a quick command to find this out? Is it documented
> somewhere?

See above.  Yes, in the Emacs user manual, node "Understanding Bug
Reporting".

Re: Emacs versions for rst.el

[Stefan Merten]

Hi all!

18 minutes ago Eli Zaretskii wrote:
>> > The Emacs version number tells you what to use.
>> 
>> Where do I find it?
> 
> M-x emacs-version RET

Results in 24.5.1 for me :-) . According to your information the next
version is then 24.6...

Seriously: Can you *please* give me some *useful* information on how
to determine the next Emacs release in the development tree? May be
this can be obtained by some git command?


						Grüße

						Stefan

Re: Emacs versions for rst.el

[Kaushal Modi]

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You need to git clone the master branch, build emacs and do M-x
emacs-version in that.

On Sat, Jan 14, 2017, 1:04 PM Stefan Merten <stefan@merten-home.de> wrote:

> Hi all!
>
> 18 minutes ago Eli Zaretskii wrote:
> >> > The Emacs version number tells you what to use.
> >>
> >> Where do I find it?
> >
> > M-x emacs-version RET
>
> Results in 24.5.1 for me :-) . According to your information the next
> version is then 24.6...
>
> Seriously: Can you *please* give me some *useful* information on how
> to determine the next Emacs release in the development tree? May be
> this can be obtained by some git command?
>
>
>                                                 Grüße
>
>                                                 Stefan
>
> --

Kaushal Modi

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Re: Emacs versions for rst.el

[Stefan Monnier]

> You need to git clone the master branch, build emacs and do M-x
> emacs-version in that.

Actually you don't need to build&run it, you can just look for

    AC_INIT(GNU Emacs, 26.0.50, bug-gnu-emacs@gnu.org

in configure.ac instead.


        Stefan

Re: Emacs versions for rst.el

[Glenn Morris]

Stefan Merten wrote:

> Seriously: Can you *please* give me some *useful* information on how
> to determine the next Emacs release in the development tree? 

Start of the top-level README file, or etc/NEWS (which is where you
should be putting any new rst features).

Re: Emacs versions for rst.el

[Eli Zaretskii]

> From: Stefan Merten <stefan@merten-home.de>
> cc: rgm@gnu.org, emacs-devel@gnu.org
> Date: Sat, 14 Jan 2017 19:03:52 +0100
> 
> > M-x emacs-version RET
> 
> Results in 24.5.1 for me :-) . According to your information the next
> version is then 24.6...
> 
> Seriously: Can you *please* give me some *useful* information on how
> to determine the next Emacs release in the development tree?

Sorry, I couldn't imagine you were making changes to the code without
actually testing it with the current Emacs sources of the branch into
which you push the changes.  The above command needs to be run inside
Emacs that's built from the branch where you are pushing.