#10379 HIGH 10.1.3: Implement dotted activity versions to sugar 0.84

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#10379: Implement dotted activity versions to sugar 0.84
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           Reporter:  godiard      |       Owner:  godiard                          
               Type:  enhancement  |      Status:  new                              
           Priority:  high         |   Milestone:  10.1.3                           
          Component:  sugar        |     Version:  Development build as of this date
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        Next_action:  package      |    Verified:  0                                
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Comment(by erikos):

 Replying to [comment:15 dsd]:
 > Bitfrost patch looks good but I don't want to include it until there is
 a sugar version in rawhide with that API. But you put the patch inside the
 RPM for F11. patch looks good.

 Ok, sounds good.

 > updater patch looks OK, you can go ahead and commit that and make a new
 release, it doesn't meet the above concerns since its 0.84-only at this
 point.

 The updater has been marked deprecated http://git.sugarlabs.org/sugar-
 update-control/mainline I guess I will just patch the latest f11 rpm here
 as well.

 > olpc-os-builder patch is fine for F11 branch (but add a FIXME, please).
 For master I'd rather do it properly, and waiting is fine.

 Ok, will do. With the F11 branch I guess you mean v1.3.

 > My suggestion would be to go ahead for F11 as above, and open a F14
 ticket for dotted activity versions to be solved in a clean fashion later
 on.

 I have opened #10454 to track the changes needed (in chronological order)
 for F14 (0.90).

 Daniel, thanks for the detailed feedback!

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