On 10/08/2006 04:26 AM, Edin Kadribasic wrote:
Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
Edin Kadribasic wrote:
Now that we know that there is going to be RC6 I think there is no
point in waiting for another week for it just because we have to
release things on Thursday.
I think that the best thing would be to make immediate RC6 and allow
people some time to test it, and if nothing critical comes up, release
the final version in a week or so.
Many people haven't had a chance to look at RC5 yet. I think cycling
through them too fast is going to frustrate people. Give them a couple
of days to report other issues before going to RC6.
Having to wait a week while there is another RC and allowing commits in
the meanwhile, any of which can break things, is not the best release
management from my perspective.
I tend to disagree with you here, Edin.
Releasing one RC just after another - _that_ would be bad management.
RCs are RCs, if something is broken in one of them, let's wait for the next one
and see if it ok.
Also, I don't like the rush in the release management which to appears from time to
time, but this time (I mean 5.2) something (or someone) has changed and I really like how it goes,
so let's make it as stable as we can and push it out of the door without any hurry.
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Wbr,
Antony Dovgal
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