> 2. Even numbered 'revision' release (for example an update between 2.2.2 > to 2.2.4) is mostly a bug fix stability release . This addresses any > security vulnerabilities and other bug fixes. We need to encourage our > customers to upgrade to this bug fix update. A typical release schedule > based on past release history is about 6-10 months. Except for some > very specific modules, there should not be incompatibilities between > revision releases. I am not sure, if your statement is true only for "even numbered revision". As far as I see in the change log, I don't see any differences between, even numbered revision and odd numbered revision. Here is the change log for apache 2.2 http://www.apache.org/dist/httpd/CHANGES_2.2
Can you mark differences between odd and even 'revision' releases? Also apache keep adding minor features too in new revisions e.g "Set the new environment variable BALANCER_ROUTE_CHANGED". "mod_authnz_ldap: Add an AuthLDAPRemoteUserAttribute directive." Regards, Basant.
