the large amount of time between the branches. > > Yes. That may be. But there are a lot of bugfixes in the latest > STABLE-snapshot I tested (26/07/02) - or exactly: All bugs I experienced > were fixed. So the easiest thing would be to cancel all new features that > were planned for 4.2.3 and move them to 4.3.0 and apply all patches that > have been fixed in the last STABLE-snapshot and do a quick release process > (no new features, no or at least few new problems). >
we released 4.2.2 less than a week ago. If we release any new package within 2weeks to a month, i feel it'll just infuriate system admins more. People don't want to be installing new packages every week for the same product. Of all the complaints i hear about PHP, one of the biggest is the frequency of packages; it's too much for people to cope with. I suggest that if you want fixes, use snapshots or cvs... and we release packages every few months which have been QA tested and are fit for production use. -- James -- PHP Development Mailing List <http://www.php.net/> To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
