> We really need the tree to stabilise and ask people to spend their > energy on testing snapshots and finding real bugs at this point.
Stability of the ports tree (ie. that all the packages work together correctly) is more important than small niggly fixes to a particular port. That is the major viewpoint to take from this. If people can start testing for stupid errors in the combined ports, and simple solutions that will solve any such problems... that is the ideal path to go. > I want to strongly emphasize that if you have any doubts about whether > to suggest a patch for inclusion, then it can wait until after the > release. In a few days, we'll actually lock the tree (zero commits) > and final release builds will commence. Until then, we want to focus > on showstoppers and not routine changes/additions.
