At 17:52 17/08/2002, Sebastian Nohn wrote: >No! This simply confuses users! Someone reported a bug n weeks ago, this bug >"has been fixed in CVS" n-x weeks ago. Now there is a new release an WOW! >this bug is'nt fixed! Fixed in CVS means fixed in CVS and the user expects >this bug to be fixed in the next release.
I believe that 'fixed in CVS' should be changed then. As the versioning scheme was changed (against my opinion), the bugs database has to be consistent with it. Instead of 'fixed in CVS', which is now meaningless, there should be 'fixed in the next bug-fix release' or 'fixed in the next semi-major release'. Zeev -- PHP Development Mailing List <http://www.php.net/> To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
