Hi,

I just wanted to add one point:
I would love to have some sort of continuous integration server. I once 
configured CruiseControl to build PoDoFo on every SVN commit and run all our 
unittests and even do some checking for duplicated code using CPD. 
Compilation and Testing was done on Windows and Linux in paralell to detect 
flaws on different plattforms.

Unfortunately I do not have any servers to host this in public and I do not 
want the servers to be running at my home all the time as I have to pay for 
the energy they consume ;) So I run the unit tests for every commit and try 
to add new tests for every new feature.

Otherwise I of course do understand Scotts point.

regards,
        Dom

Am Montag, 10. November 2008 schrieb Craig Ringer:
> Scott Goldstein wrote:
> > Hi Craig,
> >
> > Thanks for your earlier e-mail.
> >
> > Based on your answers, we decided to take the 0.6 release and add just
> > the bug fixes to it.  So, in a sense, it was a patched version of the
> > release.  Fortunately, the bug fixes were small and didn't have a huge
> > impact to the code base.
> >
> > My decision was based on a couple of factors:
> > 1.  The SVN contains unfinished features.  I didn't want to take a
> > snapshot that wasn't stable
> > 2.  No automated test suite that's run on every check-in or
> > periodically.
> >
> > I wouldn't say that these things are necessarily a problem from the
> > point of view of the project, but it does mean that taking an SVN
> > snapshot at a random point in time is very risky.
>
> Yes, I'd agree with that. Note, however, that the releases are
> essentially just somewhat better tested svn snapshots - mostly just
> testing by hand. Testing really needs attention, but nobody presently
> has the required time to spend on it. The release versions also contain
> unfinished features, hence the 0.x version numbering scheme.

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