I don't have a very strong opinion on the name of the release we're
about to do, only that it not be blocked by anything new. Also, I'm
concerned at the thought of having too many versions up in the air
supposedly progressing toward a release...releasing the current RC as
2.1.0 GA would mean that we have up to four codelines headed toward a
release all at once: 2.0.10 (still planning to do this), 2.1.1 (for
regressions), 2.2.0 (for first wave of new features), and 3.0.
Can we really handle the bedlam that four simultaneous active dev
branches will bring?
Arnaud HERITIER wrote:
I also prefer that we release the current branch as is.
The 2.1.0 will have only one significant change : the stability.
I think it is enough.
We'll add more new things on 2.X. I don't think that it is a good idea if we
add new features and instabilities in this branch that was long to
deliver...
Arnaud
On Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 11:45 AM, Mauro Talevi
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Brian E. Fox wrote:
Exactly. I don't think we need to reopen this up to a bunch more
changes, we can make more releases later. If I thought we would be
opening a can of worms for this originally, I probably wouldn't have
been in favor of it. My understanding was that 2.0.10 became 2.1.0 and
more changes would follow on 2.x since we moved out 3.0.
I agree with Brian. However tempting to have more features creep in
because of the new dot release (as opposed to dot dot) it's better to
release a stable version (on which there is now a consensus that it has
sufficiently evolved from 2.0.x branch) and focus on next release.
Release early, release often ... etc :-)
Cheers
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