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Posted to dev@spamassassin.apache.org by Justin Mason <jm...@jmason.org> on 2005/04/28 19:17:07 UTC
Re: Moving on to 3.0.4
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Michael Parker writes:
> On Thu, Apr 28, 2005 at 11:41:16AM -0400, Theo Van Dinter wrote:
> >
> > But otherwise, I agree with Warren completely. I wanted to get the patch
> > in for 3.0.3 because it was trivial and the release wasn't complete at
> > that point in time. Now, however, the release has been completed and
> > there isn't anything else compelling us to do a 3.0.4 at this point.
>
> I had already made the the 3.0.3 tarballs available for testing at
> least a half hour before I received the initial mail from Bugzilla for
> 4287. 40 mins later you expressed a desire to get 4287 into the 3.0
> branch, well you said 3.0.3 but that ship had already sailed. So if
> it falls to 3.0.4, no big deal, we vote, the patch is committed, and
> we do it all over again for 3.0.4.
>
> Consider the 3.0.3 release gone, so the same things that compelled the
> 3.0.3 release are in place for 3.0.4. Have you changed your mind about
> getting 4287 into the 3.0 branch?
I'm with Theo on this one -- I by no means consider 4287 a worthwhile
reason to go to the bother of cutting a 3.0.4. and it *is* a bother!
4287 can get checked into the 3.0 branch, just in case there's something
in the future. but it's by no means urgent.
- --j.
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Re: Moving on to 3.0.4
Posted by Michael Parker <pa...@pobox.com>.
On Thu, Apr 28, 2005 at 10:17:07AM -0700, Justin Mason wrote:
>
> I'm with Theo on this one -- I by no means consider 4287 a worthwhile
> reason to go to the bother of cutting a 3.0.4. and it *is* a bother!
>
> 4287 can get checked into the 3.0 branch, just in case there's something
> in the future. but it's by no means urgent.
>
Then why the hell was such a big deal made over it yesterday?
Michael