On 7/24/06, William A. Rowe, Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jorge Schrauwen wrote:
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> On 7/24/06, *William A. Rowe, Jr.* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
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>     All of this sounds great!  But I'm planning to T&R by Wednesday, it's
>     just been way too long since we've had a release.  Pathetic really :)
>
> T&R = Tag and release right?

Tag & Roll :)  It's similar, but there's no 'release' till it has the votes.

Ooh so close ^^
So tag -> source code is tarred?
Roll -> source is put on server for testing
-- voting --
Release or no release?
 

> Same voting rules apply? no member input is welcome but votes don't count?

Right - especially people on esoteric platforms.  FWIW - we are also glad
when folks see these notes and take a look at the svn stable branch and try
building from it, so we discover any problems before the tag.

Ok so what do i check out? Trunk? 2.2 branch?

>     Hopefully we can get one of these released every 3-6 weeks instead of
>     every 3-6 months, and there shouldn't be much wait for users to get
>     the new balancer options in their hands.  We can't even get a normal
>     httpd release into users' hands very often, never mind interesting
>     subprojects ;-)
>
> Actually 2.2.2 was such a great release, If all 2.2 releases could be
> like that that would be very sweet.
> If it aint broken or exploidable don't patch it... unless there is a
> huge huge list of new features and small non important fixes afcource.

Of course ;-)  The idea is to pick up the release you want, although things
have been in more of a you-must-update mode for a while.  I'd like to see
a release in the next few months that is purely for the fun of getting the
newest features.

New stuff is good ^^ but i remember some 2.0 release where just one or 2 big bug fixes that got released a few months apart and that was kind of ugh i just compile the stuff and all the extra modules, now i have to start over ^^

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~Jorge

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