On Monday, June 04, 2012 00:11:32 Scott Kitterman wrote: > Sorry for breaking threading. I wasn't subscribed when this was sent, so I > had to copy/paste from the web archive.
> > > So it turns I'm undecided and don't know if we should un-tighthen the > > > first > > > point to something like > > > > > > * Do not make the packages available to your users (in stable or > > > > > > automatically suggested updates to stable versions) before the official > > > tarballs are announced > > > > I like this much better. > > If this were the rule, we (in Kubuntu) could have official packages for our > development release out significantly closer to release than we do as we > currently have to recompile everything after the packages are public to get > into the official archive. I'm assuming this is only referring to modules where the tarballs were unchanged from their preview versions, and that tarballs which were re-rolled would not be accidentally pushed to users before packages are re-built? Regards, - Michael Pyne
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