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Re: [hylafax-users] new community site



--- Charles Duffy <cduffy@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

<snip>
> 
> Finally -- in an ideal world, folks would be able to
> download the 
> ultra-stable releases and the reasonably-stable
> releases from the same 
> place; the folks who act as guardians for the
> ultra-stable release 
> process would approve of the reasonably-stable
> release process (inasmuch 
> as understanding that it doesn't get in the way or
> confuse users wrt the 
> separate availability of ultra-stable releases), and
> the folks 
> responsible for the reasonably-stable releases would
> respect the process 
> responsible for the ultra-stable releases. Just
> going off and 
> instituting a new process without proposing it first
> (and at minimum 
> making concessions to ie. make it easy for users to
> distinguish between 
> the branches) is not a good way to work towards
> mutual respect, even if 
> defense of the proposal would have been a massive
> PITA.
> 
> 
> Okay, enough soapboxing from me -- I have work to
> get done, and to the 
> extent that my opinions are worth something here
> they've already been 
> offered -- but being that all parties are coming in
> with good 
> intentions, can't 'yall just get along? :)
> 

Apache did essentially this by declaring even-numbered
releases (2.2, 2.4, etc) stable, and odd-numbered
releases (2.1, 2.3, etc) unstable, making point
releases under each as needed, e.g., "2.2.3" stable
with minimal bug or security fixes over "2.2.2" versus
say "2.1.4", unstable, but better then "2.1.3".

One site, two release paths, minimal upheaval.

Laker



	
		
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