Hello again. I know the release team hasn't forgotten about the ICU transition, but I'm now faced with a bit of dilema. Upstream is already starting with testing for 4.6, and debian hasn't even got 4.4 yet. I would like to be able to start using experimental to stage 4.6 milestones, but I've got 4.4 there. So I have two choices...either wait to start testing the 4.6 milestones until after the transition, or go ahead and start with the transition and then just upload 4.4 to unstable whenever you give the okay. The past few ICU transitions have been very smooth because the ICU team is careful about source compatibility and the ICU packages are structured so that binary NMUs are sufficient for most of ICU's reverse dependencies.
So, I don't want to nag since I know the release team is busy managing many conflicting priorities, but I'd like to get some sense of when I can upload ICU 4.4. If it's "soon", I'll wait on uploading the 4.6 test releases. If not, then I may just go ahead and start on 4.6 with experimental. However, I will still want to upload 4.4 to unstable. Thanks. -- Jay Berkenbilt <q...@debian.org> -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-release-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: http://lists.debian.org/20100625174638.0306576272.qww314...@soup
