Bruce Momjian <br...@momjian.us> writes:
> Robert Treat wrote:
>> There are three reasons I'd probably be comfortable with that; 1) the CF
>> process means we've likely had more eyes on the code going in than in past
>> releases.
> The reality check is that was had commit-fests for 8.4 development and
> 8.4.0 had more easily-identified bugs than most of our previous .0
> releases which didn't use commit-fests.
They weren't "easily identified", or we'd have found them before 8.4.0
release. I think the notion that 8.4.0 was much worse than previous .0
releases is largely bogus, anyway; we've just forgotten all the bugs in
older releases ...
regards, tom lane
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