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Could the release guy please make sure that to include the actual release note for the release?
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Could the release guy please make sure that to include the actual release note for the release?
Summary: Could the release guy please make sure that to include
the actual release note for the release?
Product: Tomcat 4
Version: 4.0.3 Final
Platform: All
OS/Version: All
Status: NEW
Severity: Normal
Priority: Other
Component: Unknown
AssignedTo: tomcat-dev@jakarta.apache.org
ReportedBy: lahi@int.tele.dk
CC: lahi@int.tele.dk
It is not the first time that I notice that the RELEASE-NOTES-4* files are out
of date, wrong or misleading. For 4.0.3, it appears that RELEASE-NOTES-4.0.3.txt
has been forgotten by someone.
Also, may I suggest that the OLD release notes be merged into one file, for
example OLD-RELEASE-NOTES.txt, and the CURRENT release notes, being in the
release they *belong* to, be just named RELEASE-NOTES.txt. (Putting the version
in the name obviously hasn't helped to keep it updated anyway, so why add have
it there? And hving all those files just add clutter.)
Also, renaming RELEASE-PLAN to PLANNED-RELEASES (OK, imagine .txt suffixes where
applicable - I could do fine without, but I suppose it would bother Windoze
users) would avoid some typing with tab-completion.
I can understand documentation being out of order in development and beta
releases, but in final versions please check the docs for at least trivial
correctness. Either that, or leave docs out altogether. Good docs are slightly
better than no docs, but bad docs are much worse than no docs. And false docs
are just plain evil.
-Lasse
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