Re: uploading a new version, when there's still one in unstable
To the best of my knowledge ...
On Thu, May 16, 2002 at 10:30:56AM +0200, Thomas Lange wrote:
> What happens, if I upload a new version (example version 1.4) of a
> package, when there's stil another version (example 1.3) in unstable,
> which was not yet moved to testing. Will version 1.3 be removed and not go into
Yes.
> testing and 1.4 will have to wait for two weeks ? Or is version 1.3
Yes.
> preserved and will go into testing after some time ? And after some
No.
> time version 1.4 will also go into testing ?
>
> If the first thing happens and I upload a new version every 10 days
> (before the last version goes to testing) no of the new version will
Yes, that's exactly the reason why you should be careful with new
uploads in that timespan.
> go into testing. This will happen only if I only do not upload for at
> least two weeks.
Of course at the moment almost nothing moves into testing, but that will
change once we release. BTW don't we get a frozen dist this time? I.e.
an additional tree named frozen, woody itself surely is frozen.
Michael
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