On Sat, Feb 14, 2004 at 01:08:36PM +0100, Ingo Juergensmann wrote:
> > Eh? When the release gets nearer, we stop sending new packages to the
> > buildds to get built at all, so laggy CPUs or admins start mattering
> > very little.
> That's the freeze. I meant shortly before the freeze.
Shortly before the freeze we get a spurt, during the freeze we spend
enough time to cope with the spurt and any accumulated backlog. I'm not
seeing the problem.
(People shouldn't be expecting to have all that much time between the
time they know about the freeze and the time there uploads won't make
it into sarge. If you're relying on that, please change your plans.)
Cheers,
aj
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