It’s the first iteration of the distribution package.
In case there is a bug in the release build or any of the included libraries, for example, we’d wouldn’t release a new Crystal version kstofx tha. Instead, we’d build a new distribution package and increase that number to differentiate it from the previous one.
So, if crystal-1.4.1-2-linux-x86_64.tar.gz available, download link will change to it, and old crystal-1.4.1-1-linux-x86_64.tar.gz will not available, right?
I don’t think this has ever happened, at least not since I’m involved with the release process. We’re prepared for it, but we don’t have an established plan for what to do.
As a old Rubyist, i know Crystal release it 1.0 until recent days.
thank you very much for this pretty programming language, especially, so many ruby’s
histories problem get fixed in this new programming language, as describe in FAQ and to Rubyist