Re: potato->woody upgrade.
On Wed, Dec 20, 2000 at 06:48:53PM +0100, Michel Dänzer wrote:
> There's been a big reorganisation. woody is no longer called unstable (sid is)
> but testing. It's been reverted to the packages from potato and will be filled
> up with packages from unstable which don't have (too many) critical bugs. I
> guess it's again a problem of the PPC autobuilder lagging (if there is even
> any for testing yet?).
OK, this one I -refuse- to take the blame for! :)
That's not how testing works. You don't build for testing; you build
for unstable. Packages don't move into testing until they have
sufficiently few RC bugs and build for all released architectures for
which a previous version built - that means that not much is going into
testing until we get glibc 2.2 built on arm and m68k, which should be
soon.
Dan
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