Currently the version dropdown shows multiple identical-looking versions when there are hotfix builds. Whether by using a "(Hotfix #%i)" marker or actually showing their build timestamp, these hotfix versions should be marked in some way to make it obvious which is which.
Ex:
> `v0.19550`
> `v0.19549`
> `v0.19548`
> `v0.19548`
> `v0.19548`
> `v0.19547`
Any recommendations on how to differentiate these?
I'm strongly considering using (Hotfix #%i) because it's short and easy to read, and this change is entirely cosmetic anyway:
> `v0.19548 (Hotfix #2)`
> `v0.19548 (Hotfix #1)`
> `v0.19548`
My only qualm about it is that `Hotfix #2` doesn't actually mean anything: the marker only lives within the launcher and has no meaning outside of it.
Using the version's build id `20160116_005338` instead, however, is longer and far too ugly and hard to read.
... There's also the edge-case of (for example) `v1.79952 (Hotfix #1) (Latest)` to consider -- it's much too long for the dropdown.