Just my 0.02 from Sakai land - we did away with alpha/beta
designation because in a "release early and often" it just does not
make sense.
These terms "alpha/beta" are good descriptions when those releases
will live for a while (Like Vista Beta) and people will actually
install and run them in real environments for a few months - then
folks using the "beta" version can put in bugs appropriately and know
that the Beta version might be a little buggy.
In the speed way that most O/S projects operate - "release candidate"
is about as much of a label as is appropriate. We put up a release
candidate, kick the tires and then ship it unless something is broken.
/Chuck
On Feb 28, 2007, at 7:50 AM, Elliot Metsger wrote:
With regard to the alpha, beta, etc designations, I'd propose to do
away
with them, at least for 1.1.x. If we could just cut a release
candidate
(that is what it is, even if we don't _say_ thats what it is) and vote
on it.
my .02
elliot