On 10/6/2005, "Oscar Hellstr??m" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Not that I'm you shouldn't do this but is bleeding edge code really >suitable for people not familiar with version control systems. The thing >is, one does not have to be familiar with a particular version control >system to manage a checkout or update. If you don't know anything about >software development, why use unstable code? If the SVN/CVS version is >"stable enough", why not make a RC or beta release? That's just a matter of terms -- how you like to call it. If a project doesn't have *so* much changes to its code, you might as well call an SVN tarball a Release Candidate. If no one would complain of bugs in said SVN tarball, it'd be released...
