Ben, Your proposal in general sounds reasonable to me with the exception of "do a release from just a branch if it is something that pops up quickly right after a 
release". I don't see a reason for binding it to time, and instead we could say that we will have a branch release if:

1- there is an important bug fix that needs to be released
2- we are not close to a trunk release

-Flavio


On Jan 26, 2011, at 7:27 PM, Benjamin Reed wrote:

i would really like to get 3.3.3 out because of the fixes that just went in.

there are quite a few bugs that are marked for 3.3.3, but i think they
can all be pushed to 3.4.0.

i would really like to push everything to 3.4.0 and then work on getting
the 3.4.0 release out. we haven't done a release from trunk in a while,
but that is the only code that gets tested by hadoopqa. i think it is a
bad idea to be releasing from branches that are not regularly tested.

going forward doesn't it seem like a better idea to only do a release
from just a branch if it is something that pops up quickly right after a
release. otherwise, we should be releasing from trunk and possibly doing
a simultaneous release from a branch.

ben

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