Am Mittwoch, 12.03.03 um 00:48 Uhr schrieb David R. Morrison:


When the problems with indexing showed up in fink-0.12.0, I think we agreed
that 0.12.0 shouldn't be the basis of a binary distro.


I was worried that removing the (un-logged) fix for a previous indexing
problem might somehow break bootstrapping.  But I've just tested the
bootstrap with CVS head, and it bootstraps just fine.

Yes I have already verified that this "fix" was actually not necessary. Bootstrapping and various other things work fine w/o it and I have been running w/o it all the time since the day after 0.12.0 was released - no problems so far.

So, would this be a good time to release 0.12.1?  I'd like to get it
released, and then in a week or so moved to stable, so that I could
work on the next binary distro.

OK, go ahead. If you prefer I can also do it tomorrow, but right now I am planning to finally get some sleep after a long busy day :-)


(We'll also need to get KDE moved to
stable before the bindist, in order to solve the last piece of the
libpng mess, but I expect that will happen pretty soon as well.)

Well we all know the problems with that... (missing deps etc.)


In the meantime I really would love to have evolution in the bindist, I think quite some people are using evolution, I get tons of positive feedback on it, etc. But there are multiple packages it depends on which are not yet in stable. Maybe we can get some of those moved. I can try to compile a list of what is missing tomorrow.


Max




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