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My application uses the Cocoa Framework Sparkle to deploy updates. I don't usually deploy beta's of my software but for my next update, I feel like I need to.My question is what is the best numbering strategy for deploying a beta using Sparkle. For anyone who tests my beta I'd like the update to be seamless when I release the next official version, but for other users I'd like the whole system to be totally invisible. I currently use a numbering system like 1.2.3 for my updates.

The best way is probably to totally disconnect your CFBundleVersion (which must contain only . and numbers, and is used by Sparkle's version comparison and the OS), and CFBundleShortVersionString (which can by anything, and is what users see).

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[*] Just keep in mind that despite Apple's docs not mentioning it, 9999.99.99 is pretty much the highest version that LaunchServices will recognize, and it will ignore any number blocks beyond the third, so plan to use a scheme that won't even go higher than that; Sparkle updates would still work, but the OS would be confused about which copy was the latest version.

I like to use the Apple versioning tool included with Xcode. It maintains a parallel build number (e.g. 12345) that is distinct from your marketing version number (1.2.3). You invoke it using the command line tool agvtool.

This increments the build number of every target in my application, updates the Info.plist files, and then commits the whole thing to SVN automatically. There's also a new-marketing-version verb you can use to set the CFBundleShortVersionString across all your project's targets. Take a look at the man page for agvtool (i.e. type man agvtool at the terminal) for more details.

So what does this have to do with Sparkle? I use the build number as my sparkle:version number. Using the build number makes it dead simple for Sparkle to figure out whether it's the current version or not. For the users' benefit, I like to put the build number right in the marketing version number. So my beta version numbers look something like this: 1.2.3 (456). Apple does something very similar with Safari. If I go Safari > About Safari right now, I see version 4.0.2 (5530.19).

He trots out the usual stuff like Illuminati symbolism, but he also pointed out that Twilight's cutie mark has 42 points (see below,) her race number in the Running of the Leaves was 42, and her voice actress, Tara Strong is 42 years old this year.

I found this interestingly uncanny. It made me wonder if the 42-pointed cutie mark and her race number was an intentional reference to Hitchhiker's Guide. At the least, it could be a bored animator giving Twilight a number matching the points on her cutie mark.

Quite creative. Given the popularity of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and it's 42 reference(which has become something of a meme on the internet) I don't doubt the possibility of her race number being an intended nod. The stars and release date is possible but unlikely. Then again Lauren Faust might be that clever.

Does anyone have any information on the print run sizes of white sparkle prizm autos? Panini won't give out production numbers, but I've heard a few people say that all white sparkle prizms are /20 or less and all white sparkle autos are 1/1. I don't know if that's true or not, but I definitely haven't seen more than 1 of any white sparkle auto card. I've seen multiple variations, but never the same auto card.

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