> 1.1 (today's head) is more of a "let's try if this works' release. > Please spend time testing it. Remember, CVS HEAD, is not meant to be > stable. Now and then, it might not even compile cleanly. It's > a developer's release, at some point in future aimed to be stable.
Surely this is the reason of most peoples complaints today, all of us who are using Asterisk in real world, commercial environments get extremely frustrated when 'key' issues get fixed in the 'head' release, for example, recent fixes for IAX and SIP voice quality, and are not back ported to the stable/release/whatever version. It leaves us in a very difficult position, as commercially we are placing our users at unnecessary risk by using the 'head' version to get a specific bug fix, but also giving them poor service if we stick with the 'broken' version. Please can those responsible have some understanding of this, as a rule would it not make sense that all (or at least all major) 'fixes' go into both after being appropriately tested, and keep 'head' for the more 'bleeding edge' new features and more radical changes etc? Linus _______________________________________________ Asterisk-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users
