Sources\Themes.php showing v1.1.7 in 1.1.10 install package.

[kat]

Should that be so?

<?php
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[JBlaze]

It just means that file hasn't been updated since 1.1.7

A file's version only gets updated when there are changes made to it

[Marcus Forsberg]

There weren't any edits to Themes.php in 1.1.10, were there? (My memory, you know )
The version numbers are only changed when a file is updated.

[kat]

That's logical.

Pity, in a way.

I wonder, in future, if it might be worth making them something like "1.1.7","1.1.7.8", 1,1,7.9, "1.1.7.10", etc. or something, in upgrades?

[Arantor]

It would make the upgrade package bigger each time since you'd have to then modify every file, instead of just the ones that actually change in a release.

[kat]

That's a thought, innit?

[Arantor]

That's why, amongst other things, it doesn't modify the file; you'd have probably more space in the install XML block devoted to patching version numbers than anything else, so while it would be advantageous for debugging, it would require a lot more maintenance from the patch releasing process, not to mention significantly more overhead while actually doing an upgrade.