Adrian, On Thu, Mar 17, 2005 at 07:58:30AM +0100, Adrian von Bidder wrote: > [please cc: me, I don't read -release] > In postgrey^s logcheck patterns, I have a made a minor mistake (a single > occasional message which is not ignored as it should be.) > I feel silly doing a new upload for a one character mistake, and wouldn't > bother normally. OTOH I'd be annoyed if that small error would be released > with sarge and haunt me the next 2 years... > Yes, this is essentially a 'how is the release progressing' question - is > the next release announcement already 'please don't upload anything for > sarge anymore', or will there be a 'anything that wants to be included in > sarge, please upload within the next week' announcement? (postgrey is a > very simple package in terms of dependencies, so I can pretty much assume > that a urgency=medium upload will actually progress to sarge after 5 days.) Since postgrey is now only one day away from reaching testing, you might as well wait until after today's dinstall before uploading a new version; but in general, if there are fixes that you consider "must-have"s for a release, it's better to upload directly rather than waiting for a previous version of the package to reach testing. In this case, you do have a little bit of lead time before the freeze to make another low-urgency upload after the current version of postgrey gets in, but I won't promise you how much. -- Steve Langasek postmodern programmer
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