On Jan 15, 2006, at 10:02 PM, Michèle Garoche wrote:
Le 16 janv. 2006 à 00:06, David R. Morrison a écrit :
I intend to declare a CVS freeze for both 10.4-transitional/
unstable and 10.4-transitional/stable, sometime within the next
week. Once the freeze is implemented, it will be in effect for at
least several days, possibly longer, as I construct the 10.4
tree. Anyone who ignores the freeze can rest assured that their
changes won't make it to the 10.4 tree and they will have to redo
them later!
Prior to the freeze, I will declare a "CVS chill". During the
chill, I request that everyone keep changes in packages with GCC
tags to a minimum. Please do not update to a new version or
things like that, but feel free to fix bugs (including the bug of
whether the package has a GCC tag or not, if that is incorrect).
The CVS chill will happen in a day or two. I would prefer to
declare it immediately, but I want to give people a bit of advance
notice.
Many of those who maintain a package with a GCC tag will get an
email from me proposing various kinds of changes to the package,
during the period of the chill and/or the freeze. You'll make the
job of constructing the 10.4 tree much easier if you will respond
promptly to such messages.
Are changes to the doc ok meanwhile? (I mean do I have time to
translate what is not already translated or maybe just part of it?)
Changes to the docs are fine at any time. I will not be freezing
that part of CVS.
-- Dave
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