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Bug report
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Created:
30 Oct 2010 at 18:17 UTC
Updated:
9 Aug 2011 at 22:19 UTC
For some reason, the version_patch attribute is being defined for some dev releases. This breaks drush make (#954476: Invalid version errors for non-"recommended" projects), while also not making a lot of sense. For example: http://updates.drupal.org/release-history/nodequeue/7.x
Is this by design, or is it something to be fixed?
Comments
Comment #1
webernet commentedIt's set on the node form: http://drupal.org/node/95884 - I tried changing it to blank or x but it didn't stick.
Comment #2
dwwNot by design, no. Sounds like probably a bug somewhere either in project_release or cvs.module. Oh how I hate you, cvs.module's altering of the release node form...
Comment #3
lsolesen commentedI am having problems with media, boxes and context when wanting to install it in Drupal 7.
Comment #4
mxmilkiib commentedsubscribe
Comment #5
willmoy commentedSub, just ran into this on nodequeue again
Comment #6
samhassell commentedme too with nodequeue
*edit* content_taxonomy as well.
Comment #7
dwwThese all look like legacy releases:
A few of these are obviously bogus cruft. Not sure why they weren't hit and cleaned during the Git migration.
However, it's weird that other than nodequeue, none of the other projects in this thread people are complaining about (e.g. content_taxonomy, media, boxes and context) are showing up in the query.
Anyway, I'm prepared to say this is just garbage data from old bugs in code that's no longer used (namely cvs.module). I don't see any harm in trying to fix this brute force with the following query:
Any objections?