Karsten Hopp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I'm working on it ;-) I'd like to put a CVS version into rawhide to > get more feedback about the current status but that makes only sense > when the next official version will be released before 'Fedora Core > 2' as I won't put a beta version into a Fedora release. When do you > expect to tag wget-1.9.2 ?
There might not be a 1.9.2. There are two branches of development: * The main trunk, where new development happens. When it is deemed mature and stable enough to release, or when we run out of features to add, it will become Wget 1.10. * The stable 1.9 branch, from which all the 1.9.x releases come from. That branch is purely bugfix, *no* new features go in. If serious bugs are discovered in 1.9.1, I'll release 1.9.2 with the fix, along with the other minor fixes that accumulated in the branch. I don't think it makes sense to put a snapshot of the CVS trunk to any distribution, be it Debian unstable or rawhide, because the CVS is primarily meant for alpha-testing Wget. Although Wget's CVS has traditionally been quite stable, noone can guarantee that in general. Furthermore, noone can tell exactly when 1.10 will be released. Can you clarify why you considered including the CVS code in rawhide?
