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RE: Using APACHE_2_0_BRANCH not HEAD was Re: recent apr change?

From: John Barstow <John_Barstow_at_gfsg.co.nz>
Date: 2003-01-06 23:11:21 CET

> Yup. And, I wouldn't use the current snapshot as you need a commit
> from about an hour ago anyway. -- justin

Guys, I'm paying NZD 0.20/MB. Keeping up with Subversion HEAD I can justify
(even though the commit that touched every file was, um, ugly). Keeping up
with Apache (and/or APR) HEAD is a lot harder to explain than "the latest
release".

I don't mind builds being broken by supporting the latest release; I *do*
mind having builds broken by dependence on unreleased builds of
already-released software.

In other words, I can justify the bandwidth cost of downloading Apache
2.0.44, because it's a new, official release that subversion requires. I
*cannot* justifying sync'ing to the Apache HEAD at regular intervals, even
for major bugfixes. I'm already the biggest bandwidth hog in the company as
it is.

Just a note from an individual in a small island nation with limited
bandwidth.

John C Barstow

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