Zeev Suraski wrote:
>
> Stability is irrelevant with new modules - they did not exist before, so
> they can't be less stable, and figuring whether their addition breaks PHP
> is trivial, and would be discovered in a second if they manage to do that
> somehow.  New modules are no different from any of the unstable modules
> that exist in PHP, and there are plenty of them.
>

The point is, why did this issue come up in the first place?
The time between releases is large, and the time in RC-branch is small.

If it's so important that this module makes it in (which I can agree with),
then I'm surprised it wasn't brought up when you first announced that
PHP-4.0.5 would be out soon (which was a good bit of notice before RC).

If it was a time issue, it wouldn't have hurt to delay the RC by a week or
so until all the features were in, after all this time waiting for it :-)

Anil


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