RE: [PHP-DEV] We Want Quality

Pardon my intrusion into this thread... > I am; Your strict instructions were the ones who seemed not to leave any > room for an open mind (they pretty sound like army-style orders, to be > honest :). As a general guideline, testing before releasing is always a > good idea, and we employ this strategy, better or worse, since the dawn of > PHP 4.0, and even earlier. Nonetheless, we have to face the fact that we > don't have a QA team, and that we rely completely on user feedback, and on > developers' response to this feedback. The DISCARD_PATH issue may be a > great example of how we, as developers, can fuck up; Unfortunately there's > no bulletproof way to prevent that from happening in the future, except > for trying harder. I'm interested in helping in anyway possible with the development of PHP. Although I think my skills in C might be a bit lacking at the present time, I'd still like to help. Why not have a QA team? If this means having multiple people on various platforms try the RC and try to break it then give feedback, I would be game. I'm sure there are plenty of other people willing to help as well. Jason _______________________________________________________ Site Design, Hosting, and E-Commerce at www.webpipe.net