On Tue 30 May 2006 at 03:36AM, Roland Mainz wrote:
> Derek Cicero wrote:
> > We need to do little housecleaning on the download server, so going
> > forward our plan is to provide the following archival downloads:
> >
> > + For numbered builds we will keep the last 6 months.
>
> Is it possible to extend that to 12 months, please ?
> Some of the larger projects may have to wait longer for their inclusion
> into OS/Net and IMO it may be bad if the original B[1-9][1-9] build
> tools, sources etc. go away shortly before the putback just because
> they're slightly over the six-month barrier...
[I agree with Casper: project gates should stay in sync...]
In the interest of historical curiousity, it seems like we might want to
something more phased:
- All builds for the past 6 months will be preserved
- Every 5th build for the past two years will be preserved.
- The first and last build of any given release will be
preserved in perpetuity.
Would that work? That would mean that someone would always have the
means to make a meaningful comparison between say, build 1 and build 70.
-dp
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