On Thu, Dec 18, 2003 at 03:18:49PM -0500, Branden Robinson wrote:
> > > (It should be non-buggy, 1 < 3; and even
> > > if the bug you describe existed, it would be 3 > 2, not 1 > 0.)
> > Uh, no, it's not "non-buggy" if it has RC bugs. If gjdoc has an RC bug,
> > it's not suitable for testing or release. Fix that now. The "less buggy"
> > stuff should be considered an optimisation, if it doesn't hit your package
> > when it should, the solution is to fix the RC bugs in your package.
> Why are you arguing with one of your release deputies[1] on a public
> mailing list, instead of working out procedures as a group, and present
> coherent and consistent recommendations to the rest of the Project?
Huh? Why are you trying to discourage transparency?
To answer your question, I posted to -devel and -release because I expect
other people are drawing the same wrong conclusions.
> It's been almost four months since Joey H., Colin W., and Steve L. were
> officially deputized; I would have thought this sort of thing would have
> been hashed out by now.
People always make mistakes, no matter how long they've been doing
something. It's no big deal.
Cheers,
aj
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