On Mon, Dec 5, 2016 at 6:47 AM, Matthew Miller <mat...@fedoraproject.org> wrote:
> So, first, putting together a release is a lot of work. If we're > stepping on the toes of the previous releases, are we wasting some of > that work? > I don't see the relevance of that observation. A new version, whenever it is released will impact the uptake of the previous. If you're saying you believe two releases a year is too much work and unsustainable - if true, then there are probably metrics to support that concern. > Second, from a press/PR point of view, I think we get less total press > from having twice-a-year releases than we would from just having one > big one. When it's so frequent, it doesn't feel like news. > Basing our release strategy on the fickleness of press coverage is subjective and isn't going to do give any consistent results. > > Third, the modularity initiative and the "generational core" give us an > opportunity to rethink how we are doing releases entirely. (See Stephen > Gallagher's blog post if you need a quick overview of this: > https://communityblog.fedoraproject.org/base-runtime-generational-core/) > Kevin's comment raised some important concerns about this.
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