Tim Williams wrote: > I personally like a stable trunk -- builds and runs without > hoop-jumping.
I think it is critical to keep the hoops required to an absolute minimum for two simple reasons: - even well documented hoops take time each time I set up a new instance of Forrest (ok, this doesn't apply for this one necessarily) for some ad hoc testing thus making such tests more expensive and my less likely to do them. - the more complicated the handling of trunk becomes, the less likely we will get entry level users to try a release before it is actually released thus reducing the scope of our tests. So I'd try and look for a good balance. -- Ferdinand Soethe
