On 11.07.2015 11:44, James Powell wrote: > I'm not saying you, nor I could have said anything to change their minds, but > now I'm curious and concerned about the direction of the project. > > Without controlled stable releases, how will they track bugs? Just say to > everyone, pull a new git clone and pray it works? > > Very strange indeed, and thanks for keeping us informed Armin. >
Don't top post, it's hard to properly reply and to keep track of the conversation at the same time. I don't think there was ever a stable release, just a new release. Every new release introduces a lots of features and bugs alike, so I can't really agree that they ever released stable releases. There were stable branches, where they declared a certain version for "stable updates", where fixes were backported but new features were not. In the end, nothing was changed except the distribution ready tarballs not being generated anymore. -- Note: My last name is not Krejzi.
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