As discussed in the call, I want to release this fix for bug#954143 and bug#1002417. It's all about correct handling of rpm files with sw_single in KDE. XFCE is not affected and I assume GNOME neither. It's relatively important for Leap 42.2, which is in beta phase so moderately open to changes. On the other hand, is not that relevant for SP2 which is in RC phase, meaning that only really critical stuff should get in. In our SLE-12-SP2 branch we have yast2-packager 3.1.117 In the master branch we already have yast2-packager 3.1.118 (btw, when will we jump to 3.2.x?) In the past we used to have a merge_after_SP2_release branch that we used to accumulate fixes that we wanted to release as maintenance update the same day of the release. Where should my fix go and how should it be versioned? I can create the merge_after_SP2_release branch and submit stuff from there to Leap 42.2. But there is a problem. In order to submit the stuff I have to put a version number to it. Assuming it would be 3.1.117.1. What happens if we need to fix a critical issue in the SLE-12-SP2 branch? We have no version number to do that (317.X would already be taken for the merge_after_SP2_release branch and 318 is already in master). My suggestion, start using 3.2.X for master. We can correct the already released packages not using that versioning schema. They shouldn't be many. So the solution would look like this(for the yast2-packager example) SLE-12-SP2 (SP2 in OBS) -> 3.1.118, 3.1.119... master (TW in OBS) -> 3.2.1, 3.2.2... merge_after_release (Leap and SP2:Update) -> 3.1.117.1, 3.1.117.2... Changes introduced in SLE-12-SP2 should also be merged in merge_after_release (producing a new number there) and the final merge after release should bump the number to follow the SLE-12-SP2 series. What do you think? I would like to discuss this in tomorrow's call to unblock the situation. -- Ancor González Sosa YaST Team at SUSE Linux GmbH -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: yast-devel+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: yast-devel+owner@opensuse.org