What are the LTS releases? Is this somehow detectable by a user from the
name? Ubuntu, for example, adds "LTS" to the name of their releases,
e.g. "18.04 LTS". Maybe at
<https://subversion.apache.org/download.cgi?update=201708081800>
the title "Other Supported Release(s)" should rather be "LTS-Releases"
with obvious indication how long they will receive support. And, of
course, 1.10 should be named 1.10 LTS.
Tom
On 21/08/2019 09:07, Julian Foad wrote:
Thomas Singer wrote:
Probably the thing that would help me the most would be if
the releases slowed down. If we want them on a schedule then do it
every 12
months instead of 6.
+1
But... we are doing releases on a 24-month schedule. We are calling those "LTS"
releases. They correspond in purpose and stability and frequency to the old minor
releases.
What is compelling you to do anything with the new "regular" 6-month releases
in between LTS releases?
Or did we not communicate sufficiently about the new release schedule?
- Julian
