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As described in #3612, this repo is changing to a monorepo that will contain the code for all the Cloud C++ client libraries. Each library will live in a per-library directory, like google/cloud/$library. The repo itself will have a version number that corresponds with the versions on the https://github.com/googleapis/google-cloud-cpp/releases page. But each individual library will not contain their own version numbers. To be clear (and visually skimmable):
There will be a single per-repo version number, NOT per-library version numbers.
This differs from today where there is a repo version number, and each individual library also has their own version number. For example, today we have:
I think until -common is merged into the repo we will need to manually sync and keep GCS and Bigtable version numbers. @devjgm if you agree, I can send an initial PR later today.
I'm not sure I understand why we need to wait for -common to be merged into this repo. I was thinking that we could, say today, bump the GCS and Bigtable version numbers to say 1.5.0. Then in our May release of -cpp, we'd release the whole repo at version 1.5.0. That would put the whole repo, and Bigtable and GCS, at version 1.5.0.
Overview
As described in #3612, this repo is changing to a monorepo that will contain the code for all the Cloud C++ client libraries. Each library will live in a per-library directory, like
google/cloud/$library
. The repo itself will have a version number that corresponds with the versions on the https://github.com/googleapis/google-cloud-cpp/releases page. But each individual library will not contain their own version numbers. To be clear (and visually skimmable):There will be a single per-repo version number, NOT per-library version numbers.
This differs from today where there is a repo version number, and each individual library also has their own version number. For example, today we have:
All libraries will be assumed to be Generally Available (GA) unless otherwise noted in the
google/cloud/$library/README.md
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