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Re: To RC1 or not to RC1?

From: Peter Samuelson <peter_at_p12n.org>
Date: 2006-07-03 07:59:19 CEST

[Erik Huelsmann]
> Well, the bdb fixes fix is (to quote Garrett Rooney from irc) "a
> theoretical problem" ie it hasn't been spotted in the wild. There's no
> reproduction recipe whatsoever.
>
> While it is important we fix that problem, do we really want to hold
> RC1 for a thing like that?
>
> (I actually prefer we release RC1.)

I'd like to release debian packages to the 'experimental'[*] package
suite as soon as possible, so that users can get their hands on 1.4 and
start banging on it. Even with known bdb bugs in rc1, I'd rather have
something to put out there than not have something to put out there.

  [*] Note: Debian 'experimental' comes with big warning flags and is
      not intended to be used unless you enjoy dealing with brokenness.
      It's considered much more risky than 'unstable', entirely
      appropriate for an rc release of something.

Of course I _could_ just use unofficial tarballs or even snapshots, but
that would squander some goodwill so I won't. (:

Received on Mon Jul 3 07:59:58 2006

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