>>>>> On Wed, 15 Dec 1999 23:14:42 +1100 (EST), Robert Graham Merkel
>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
<snip>
Robert> Obviously, bug fixes and wart removals must also happen before
Robert> a release.
I disagree here. I would like to have way way more releases, so that
we can have more people working on things. I don't feel comfortable
having a current cvs tree around just to graft dave P's patches to, so
that I can _begin_ working.
At least more stuff in cvs so I can fell comfortable hacking on what
is there. Why not a weekly sub-point release, which would only turn
into a main-point release when we felt the stability was there? e.g.,
1.2.37 would be out now, with 1.2.38 and 1.2.39 every friday. And you
know what? sometimes the sub-point releases wouldn't even compile.
that is fine.
As for getting out the bugs and warts before a major release, that is
also counter-productive, for we are limiting our bug finding and
debugging base needlessly. I agree that 1.3.0 should compile, but
what better reason for 1.3.1 than 'Changelog: "The register should <do
something simple"' ?
rob
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