On Sun, 7 Dec 2003, Alex Leigh wrote: > It was implied on http://www.php.net/anoncvs.php that PHP_4 was the > branch for the PHP 4 releases, and I wanted to include it in case there > is another 4, partly so it was available and partly to get the code in > this state into CVS before I went through and qualified it (and made > any changes) to support 5. I didn't want to have to maintain separate > version state for the 4 version, which my users use, in another place; > otherwise I have to explain to 4 users that they have to download some > tar from me whereas 5 users already have support. > > I wasn't aware PHP 4 was feature-frozen, since releases seem to still > come out for it. > > Where did I go wrong?
PHP 4 is in feature-freeze, we're only releasing bug-fix (mini versions) releases. The anoncvs.php page should probably be updated. In any case, your code is now only in the obsolete PHP_4 branch, which it should just have been in HEAD, the development branch. Tags with uppercase like "PHP_4" or "PHP_4_3" are branch tags to which you can commit (but should not in this case), tags in lower case (like php_4_3_2) are release tags to which you can not commit. Derick -- PHP CVS Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
