Release Process suggestion
| From: | Cynic | Date: | Thu, 03 May 2001 11:27:12 +0000 |
| Subject: | Release Process suggestion | ||
| Groups: | php.qa | ||
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If I understand these things right, current state is this:
after a certain number of RC's, Andi or Zeev decide it's time
and announce the plan to tag a release in, say, two days. When
no one complains, they tag current release branch, package,
and the new release is officialy announced. (Correct me if I'm
wrong.)
Could this be changed so that after a certain number of RC's,
and a number (two... five?) after the last one, when there
aren't any issues warranting another RC, the release is packaged
from the last RC? Something along the way ASF do it - they
"pre-release" releases for testing, and if it's ok, the release
is made public.
Does it make any sense?
cynic@mail.cz
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