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I am sorry to say that this is not as helpful as the title had seemed to promise.

You begin and end with questions and conundrums. That is not helpful in a tutorial. A tutorial should provide practical help to the naive but eager reader.

In the third paragraph you pose the key question: do you use the old way or the new way? Then you spend the rest of the post talking around but not answering that key question. I have read this through several times and I do not find that answer.

As I read your 'tutorial' and think about my expectations, I am aware that tutorials usually have one of two forms (either as a whole, or sub-section by sub-section). Either:

  • Problem
  • Solution
  • Discussion
or...
  • Problem
  • Discussion
  • Solution

Your solution section seems to be missing. You have illuminated the problem quite well -- and that is worth something. But sadly, after reading your post, I find myself even more discouraged in my search for the proper or best solution.


In reply to Re: Everything you wanted to know about Module Version Numbers and Checking by Anonymous Monk
in thread Everything you wanted to know about Module Version Numbers and Checking by John M. Dlugosz

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