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If you're starting with version 1.0.0 Alpha what's stopping you from using the standard upgrade step procedure? There is a limiting factor I suppose in that a version ID suffix from 10 to 29 are the only valid "Alpha" versions so I suppose if you're planning to have more upgrade versions than that then I see your point.

Yeah I think we're ok. I hadn't actually tested it yet but it seemed to me like it might be possible that it was generating and saving a version ID of 0000118 which would be invalid.

So for now we'll just close this as "as designed".

[QUOTE="Chris D, post: 1503658, member: 11388"] If you're starting with version 1.0.0 Alpha what's stopping you from using the standard upgrade step procedure? There is a limiting factor I suppose in that a version ID suffix from 10 to 29 are the only valid "Alpha" versions so I suppose if you're planning to have more upgrade versions than that then I see your point. Yeah I think we're ok. I hadn't actually tested it yet but it seemed to me like it might be possible that it was generating and saving a version ID of [ICODE]0000118[/ICODE] which would be invalid. So for now we'll just close this as "as designed". [/QUOTE]

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