Stephen,
Given that SXCR has far more legal constraints than OpenSolaris source,
does it make sense to:
1) Tighly couple the releases and cause the OpenSolaris sources/BFU to
have the same lag?
or
2) Release the source/BFU as often as we can, and leave SXCR to release
whenever they can.
I don't know wether I have fallen over the edge completely
here or not, but is there any way that we could have a way
that we could effectively have a process similar to BFU that
would update an ON instantiation to a certain SX:CR release,
ie, to create a SX:ON environment? eg. Something that would
allow eg. "Install SX:CR b30, BFU to 20060208 from archives,
then "ONU" to SX:CR b32 ON components only; thus fulfilling
the requirements for full source builds". That might cut out
time delays incurred by legal wrangles with non-ON
consolidations.
Or is this a step too far/too much extra work/just darn
wrong...?
Regards... Sean.
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