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Only official releases get a version number, which should help avoid
confusion. If you're running a live checkout, you shouldn't be scared
off by SHAs.
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Now commands automatically check for storage version compatibility.
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Note that it only upgrades on-disk versions, so you can't use a
non-VCS storage backend whose version isn't your command's current
storage version. See #bea/110/bd1# for reasoning. To see the on-disk
storage version, look at
.be/version
To see your command's supported storage version, look at
be --full-version
I added test_upgrade.sh to exercise the upgrade mechanism on BE's own
repository.
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Two major benefits:
1) Programatic access to the BE version. Previously the
version-string logic was internal to the commandline interface ./be,
which left the other interfaces hanging.
2) Simple to override auto-generated revision id version with any
string you like (by setting libbe.version._VERSION, if that's the way
you want to run things or the way your packaging system requires.
Note that other modules should never read libbe.version._VERSION,
since it may not be defined. Instead they should use the output of
libbe.version.version().
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