>I'd be really surprised if many of these bugs are actually fixed when >the new schema is released. Hopefully, though, the schema will make it >possible to fix them in a coherent manner instead of the >fix-one-thing-break-another fashion that we've always seen. > I don't think that a new schema will change the fix-one-thing-break-another approach. Very very few issues have anything to do with how the data is structured in the database; problems are about how it is used when queried from the database or how the data enters the database. Structuring it differently (in this case more generically) doesn't solve any problems (more likely to cause problems).
Quality of releases comes down to experience of developers (as in how well they know the code they are maintaining), and depth of testing. Phil _______________________________________________ beta mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/beta
