David explained: > > Hi David, there's a version discrepancy here. upstream-unstable for > > x11proto-randr in fact refers to v1.2 and seems to be pulled from > > upstream head, while debian-unstable is 1.1.2. > > Right, you'll find this is true for all of the packages. In discussion with > Thierry, we realized that it would be a ton of work to figure out the exact > upstream version for each package, and for relatively little payoff. Since > we're nearing release time for Xorg, we'll be syncing to the latest from > upstream anyway, so the upstream-unstable branches should fall in line as > we update for 7.2. This'll save both time and effort, we both agreed it was > worthwhile.
Oh OK. So long as it's known and deliberate, I'm happy :) But I notice upstream-etch does not exist either. How will we be generating these branches, from upstream or from current debian-unstable deleting the debian directory? I'm assuming here we were planning to use upstream-etch branches. Just asking out of curiosity, my main interest is in the future, I'll start creating [upstream,debian]-experimental branches soon (unless etch gets released before I get the chance). Drew -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
