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Kalphiter:
--- Quote from: Scout31 on August 31, 2010, 08:55:56 PM ---Also, maybe a feature so that add-ons can only take up a certain amount of memory on your computer. It adds together the file size of what you have in you add-ons folder, and will warn you when you go to download a file that passes the set limit, or somehow you've passed this limit. Maybe it could be for all add-ons. Maybe just RTB's. Its just a idea.
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MEMORY IS NOT THE SAME AS HARD DRIVE SPACE.
YOU ARE STUPID AND YOU SHOULD BE SAD ABOUT IT.
Chrono:
--- Quote from: Scout31 on August 31, 2010, 08:55:56 PM ---Maybe a 1-5 star rating of how minor/major the update is when the file is updated.
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What..?
--- Quote from: Scout31 on August 31, 2010, 08:55:56 PM ---Also, maybe a feature so that add-ons can only take up a certain amount of memory on your computer. It adds together the file size of what you have in you add-ons folder, and will warn you when you go to download a file that passes the set limit, or somehow you've passed this limit. Maybe it could be for all add-ons. Maybe just RTB's. Its just a idea.
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Why would it matter how much HDD space it's taking?
If you meant RAM, it's already solved by the datablock/brick limit.
Crysist:
--- Quote from: Scout31 on August 31, 2010, 08:55:56 PM ---Maybe a 1-5 star rating of how minor/major the update is when the file is updated.
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I'd like a tag similar to add-on bug reports like 'critical' or 'minor'.
M:
--- Quote from: Crysist on August 31, 2010, 10:24:46 PM ---I'd like a tag similar to add-on bug reports like 'critical' or 'minor'.
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This.
Minor updates should still notify people and get them to update, but tell them that it's only a minor update and not increment the version number.
Ephialtes:
I still don't see the benefit of having minor or major updates. RTB is going to encourage people to update regardless, and giving them the option not to update would just increase the likelihood that two people won't have the same version of an add-on - which defeats the purpose of having a version-controlled update system in the first place.