On Nov 17, 2005, at 9:02 AM, Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
Doug Meredith wrote:
Just a configuration management note. The normal (and safe) practice
would be to make the second copy 1.2.1. Once 1.2.0 has been released,
you can't change it. It is done. Calling the second copy 1.2.1 would
have eliminated any possibility of confusion.
Yes, I know, but since the existence of the tarballs had not been
formally announced on the lists, it was easier to do it this way.
Hmmm,
I am total newb here, but it makes me nervous that your releases are
coming so quickly? Seems a bit sketchy to me? What's the rush? Was
there actually adequate test time for 1.2rc2? Also I am amazed that
many people here seem confident in installing "beta" software on
production systems? Guess you are doing something right ;~)
Also the above (two versions with the same number) seems unacceptable.
Marty
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