Hello, > well the policy is you commit to HEAD first so that HEAD and base do not > get out of synch. For PDO we already have the situation and it will mos Yeah we all know how well commiting to HEAD and then merging the same untested code to the branches work. We have seen this commit policy in action with the latest PHP 5.1.3 releases. At the moment there is no point in commiting stuff to HEAD first and then merging it to branch. HEAD is completely different and needs completely differnt code. Chances are high that the fileupload code doesn't work at all in PHP6 after the unicode changes.
I rather like to test new code against stable code branches instead of testing it against unstable branches that could blow up in my face. The time you waste on questioning my development decisions you better spend on fixing your own bugs, that I had to find for you in the past. (f.e. checking return values of calls to base64_decode() in 'data' URL shemes...) Stefan -- PHP CVS Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
