We often run into bugs that we're told have been patched in Viewer Builder.
When we build a new Viewer in VB, the version number is the same, even if codefixes have been put in place since the original release of that version. I think that's a bad practice that should be fixed.
This is dangerous for several reasons, and is very confusing for anyone who is building viewers:
- You may believe testing has already been completed for that version, even though there is new code that has been added since you've last tested/built an app.
- You can't tell if you're getting the version that has fixes -- the version appears the same as the previous version of the viewer you built your app on.
- Its' difficult when you're reporting bugs, because you can't report the exact version of the viewer where the bug is occuring.
- You can be unsure if you have built your app on the latest version, or if incremental bug/code fixes have been released since you initially built your viewer.
Thanks
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