I would have everyone use 1.1.8, but our company is bit picky about
using 'beta' code for production use. They don't mind a few people
'evaluating' or 'testing' a beta. But they don't want everyone using
'beta' software.
Johnathan
>>> On Tue, Nov 21, 2006 at 10:07 AM, in message
<45632437.1090707@gmail.com>, Mark
Phippard <markphip@gmail.com> wrote:
> Johnathan Gifford wrote:
>> With the release of SVNKit last week. Does anyone know when the
1.2.x
>> version of Subclipse will be released? We've been holding off on
>> upgrading our Subversion servers because 95% of our developers use
>> Subclipse as their primary way of accessing Subversion repositories.
>> Yes, I know we can upgrade our servers now, but I'm very hesitant
>> because of the 1.4.x and 1.3.x Subversion working copies are not
>> compatible. I also would like for our developers to experience a
nice
>> performance boost with the working copy upgrade and a leaner
repository
>> size at the same time.
>>
> It would be next week at the absolute earliest. That being said I
have
> a lot of patches to review and there is not much reason to do a
release
> when I have patches outstanding. More likely it will be a couple of
> weeks. Also, Alex asked me to hold off doing a release because he
has
> found some bugs in his 1.1.0 release that he wants to fix.
>
> Why not just use 1.1.8? I also do not see any reason to not upgrade
the
> servers. That should not effect your developers.
>
> Mark
>
>
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