>
> > I think when you use the new installer to install FlexJS it is following
> > the same nightly build pattern that we do for the main SDK.  If you think
> > we're in violation, please be more specific about what we need to change.
>
> IMO without an actual release we could be in violation yes. We are
> providing to user unreleased software for which there is no official Apache
> release.
>
> Would be straight forward to make and vote on alpha releases? (see same
> link just a little further down the page).
>
> > Why can't the installer install nightly builds?  It already does for the
> > main SDK.
> We have an official release for that - and most people choose the
> 4.10/4.11 release (see google stats). There probably should be an addition
> disclaimer there as well "This is not an official release and for
> development use only". I'm not 100% sure we can do that for the other
> packages as there no official release yet.
>
>
I think a disclaimer should be enough.  Lets not make it harder than
required.
If we dont have more people testing it, we cannot make a release.  If we
cannot make a release more people cannot test it.

I don't want to release that has not been reasonably tested.  FlexJS has
been touched by very very few people.  As discussed earlier, a  convenience
binary downloaded from Alex's people page does not violate Apache rules.

Thanks,
Om



> Thanks,
> Justin

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