Scott:
You can't fault people. With the last few betas it seemed as if the original
beta was quickly replaced with a follow-up interims release before the new
features really worked reliably. (A common scenario was oh, yeah, we know
that's broken, go download the interims release.)
I understand
You can't fault people. With the last few betas it seemed as if the original
beta was quickly replaced with a follow-up interims release before the new
features really worked reliably. (A common scenario was oh, yeah, we know
that's broken, go download the interims release.)
And that was part of
Scott,
Just a suggestion, and it wouldn't be too much work, why not just
distribute the special interim release in a password protected zip file
when someone needs a quick fix?
General interim release to fix a known bug (for everyone running a beta)
would not be zipped.
Just my two cents.
Just a suggestion, and it wouldn't be too much work, why not just
distribute the special interim release in a password protected zip file
when someone needs a quick fix?
We may well need to do that. Or perhaps just a random URL that isn't
easily guessable.
We may well need to do that. Or perhaps just a random URL that isn't
easily guessable.
Yes Scott, I think that's necessary. The current method is pretty dangerous
- let's take a real case from the last beta.
If I remember I ultimately ended up having to use i18 to address various
issues
Just a suggestion, and it wouldn't be too much work, why not just
distribute the special interim release in a password protected zip file
when someone needs a quick fix?
We may well need to do that. Or perhaps just a random URL that isn't
easily guessable.
Well, I've seen from posts here
