Not so imminent. There is some pushback from the linux and Mozilla maintainers because gcc-4.2 introduces build failures in those packages (see the archives of debian-release for the past couple of days). Also, the glibc maintainers would like to stage a transition to a new version of glibc before the transition to g++-4.2.
Monotone 0.35-2 is now 8 days old, but I very much doubt it will enter testing on Tuesday or Wednesday, because it is waiting for boost, which itself has RC bugs preventing it from entering testing. Therefore, I don't think monotone is under any kind of pressure. I would rather suggest to move forward with the long-term plan to not depend on boost anymore, and upload 0.36 whenever it is ready. If g++ is still a problem at that point, let's just disable arm temporarily, and reinstate it later when g++ is fixed. -- Ludovic Brenta. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
