> On Wednesday 03 December 2008 00:12, Michael Tautschnig wrote: > > > We could bring this up with the release-team and/or ftp-masters, but > > personally I don't see the volatile-only approach as a really doable > > approach. > > I think it'd be much more useful to get some relaxation on post-release > updates to the main archive. This is what we've done in Ubuntu and it's > worked very well. It takes testing and coordination to get it done though. > > We're just starting to gear up to push from 0.92 to 0.94 in our earlier > releases. We've got 0.92 in releases as much as a year and a half old. It's > not completely current, but still workable. > [...]
Hmm, could it be that it will work out through stable-proposed-updates? I'm not sure whether the SRMs will accept such large updates, though. Does one of the more experienced DDs have an idea about this? Thanks, Michael
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