Compiled plugin patch number smaller

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I’ve created a plugin, compiled through the Script Editor (Rhino 8, latest SR, Windows), and successfully pushed it to the Package Manager. Today, I compiled an updated version with a few fixes, and only after pushing it I realized the Patch number (automatically generated by the Script Editor) is smaller than the first compiled version (2352+9443 was the first compiled version and 18741+9445 is today’s compiled version). This results in the newer version being seen as an older version by the Package Manager:

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Of course, I can manually override the patch number, but I thought it would be worth signaling this weird behaviour.

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@eirannejad Have you seen this post?

This just happened again to me, compiling a project from the Script Editor generates a patch number smaller than previous builds.

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Huh! Let me see how have I messed this up and I will put a fix in the next R 8

RH-90532 Project Version can be earlier than previous

Update Seems like at some point I accidentally swapped the patch and build numbers. It’s even documented this way. I think my assumptions was the minor number is always increased between versions. Putting a fix in the next R8 and will update documentation.

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RH-90532 is fixed in Rhino 8 Service Release 27

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