Going-Ons of Tadukoo

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This is about how the version numbers are determined for Tadukoo Bible.

After 1.0

After the Official Release, each version will get:

• 0.0.1 added for small updates (e.g. v.1.0.1), which can include:
  • 1 new command
  • 1 - 10 new features to existing commands
  • <25 Bug fixes
  • 1 new book
  • 1 - 5 new permissions
  • 1 - 5 new configuration options
  • <25 other changes
• 0.1 for minor updates (e.g. v.1.1), which can include:
  • A new translation
  • 2 - 9 new commands
  • 11 - 25 new features to existing commands
  • 25 - 99 Bug fixes
  • 2 - 9 new books
  • 6 - 25 new permissions
  • 6 - 15 new configuration options
  • A new language
  • 25 - 99 other changes
• 1 for major updates (e.g. v.2.0), which can include:
  • 10+ new commands
  • 26+ new features to existing commands
  • 100+ Bug fixes
  • 10+ new books
  • 26+ new permissions
  • 17+ new configuration options
  • A new language with its own translation
  • 100+ other changes

Note: Any new translations will probably only be added once they’re completed or added in halves, fourths, fifths, or tenths.

Alpha through 1.0

Alpha

Alpha is the original version through the time the Pentateuch (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy), the Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John), and the 3 Johns (1, 2, and 3 John) are completed.

Beta

Beta will be from the time Alpha is completed (which will be Beta 0.2), until the time that the official release comes. During this time, I will only update the plugin (on the BukkitDev page at least) when either 10% more is completed or a new feature is added or a bug is fixed.

Official Release (1.0)

The “official release” will be once the entire Bible is complete in the KJV translation. This will be v.1.0.

Decimals

During this time, the entire system is based off of just the King James Version progress. The decimals are 0.0.1 per 1% of the Bible that is completed (so 10% is 0.1 and 15% is 0.1.5). The system used at this time is the Old System, where most books are 2%.