* "Stephen J. Turnbull" <stephen(a)xemacs.org>:
Hi!
Even though the monkey-patch hack I suggested is nowhere near as
general as I thought (I think it was Mike Kupfer who made me
understand that, thanks, Mike!), I still like it better (ie, think it
is as clean and more generalizable) than having to patch stable
versions to keep up with advances in packages' technology. But I'll
go with whatever Vin and Norbert think is best.
The alternatives on the table are
- My monkey-patch, which installs 21.5's autoloads builder into 21.4
during the package build for packages which need it, and will work
for all versions of 21.4 AFAIK
- Mike's patch to 21.4, which only works for some future version of
21.4
- both, so that we can support building the packages with earlier
versions of XEmacs, but have the relevant technology in 21.4 for
possible future use
I think, I only want a fast solution. I have lost track of the packages
I'm allowed to release (see the "spill" Jerry spotted).
I had the impression Vin wanted to release the next stable version some
time ago, so I thought putting in the necessary code into the stable
version is to be favoured.
Vin do you have a timeline?
So, I'm for the third option.
norbert.
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