On Sat, 5 Jan 2002, Christoph Reichenbach wrote: > I sent the relevant information to Matt, so you can do a 0.3.3a release > without me if this should become neccessary. I'm sorry about these time > constraints, I hadn't thought much about FreeSCI when choosing courses for > this semester.
Unless major bugs are reported, this can hold off until Alex's "new" event_ss is done. In the meantime, I think we should keep the 0-3-3 branch in it's current state and only check in code that has been well-tested in the main branch. In that time, we could also investigate (and maybe fix!) the PQ2 and CB1 bugs futher. > I guess what we can learn from this is that it's a bad idea to have two > people working on the same piece of code at the same time, unless they're > able to communicate with each other directly (on IRC, for example, though > this may be inappropriate due to outrageous internet connection fees in > some places) or agreed on a plan for this beforehand. > Yes, this slows down development, but probably not as much as fixing the > bugs afterwards does. I agree we should all try to meet on IRC on a given day/hour. What time zone is everyone in? I'm in PST. -- http://www.clock.org/~matt
