Tim If there's no functionality changes, what would be the problem with
Tim putting it in post-alpha?
It still represents new code that may introduce new bugs. In theory (and
generally in practice for Python), once you move into the beta stage all you
do is fix bugs.
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Tim If there's no functionality changes, what would be the problem withTim putting it in post-alpha?It still represents new code that may introduce new bugs.In theory (andgenerally in practice for Python), once you move into the beta stage all
Thomas Wouters wrote:
On 5/22/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tim If there's no functionality changes, what would be the
problem with Tim putting it in post-alpha?
It still represents new code that may introduce new bugs. In theory
(and
generally in practice for
neal.norwitz wrote:
Please note that the Need for Speed sprint runs May 21 - 27.
Bringing the schedule forward on Alpha 3 makes it less possible to
incorporate sprint changes into the 2.5 trunk.
Will it be acceptable to add new (performance) changes between Alpha 3
and beta 1, or would
