1:04 a.m.
Hi,
I just hg-cloned https://bitbucket.org/xemacs/xemacs.
"hg tags |head -5" tells
tip 5751:2b8edd304c2b
r21-5-33 5712:bee2e2568828
r21-5-latest-beta 5673:900a0a8796c3
r21-5-32 5673:900a0a8796c3
r21-5-31 5482:384423af8fb5
Shouldn't the tag r21-5-latest-beta get moved to r21-5-33?
Just wondering... ;-)
Joachim
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6:05 a.m.
Joachim Schrod writes:
Hi,
I just hg-cloned https://bitbucket.org/xemacs/xemacs.
"hg tags |head -5" tells
tip 5751:2b8edd304c2b
r21-5-33 5712:bee2e2568828
r21-5-latest-beta 5673:900a0a8796c3
r21-5-32 5673:900a0a8796c3
r21-5-31 5482:384423af8fb5
Shouldn't the tag r21-5-latest-beta get moved to r21-5-33?
It will when the release actually happens, but updating the website
and a mail announcement needs to come first according to procedure and
that has run into snags.
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12:22 a.m.
On 08/15/13 07:05, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
Joachim Schrod writes:
> Hi,
>
> I just hg-cloned https://bitbucket.org/xemacs/xemacs.
>
> "hg tags |head -5" tells
> tip 5751:2b8edd304c2b
> r21-5-33 5712:bee2e2568828
> r21-5-latest-beta 5673:900a0a8796c3
> r21-5-32 5673:900a0a8796c3
> r21-5-31 5482:384423af8fb5
>
> Shouldn't the tag r21-5-latest-beta get moved to r21-5-33?
It will when the release actually happens, but updating the website
and a mail announcement needs to come first according to procedure and
that has run into snags.
Sorry, on the website it's mentioned as the last stable release,
and -- according to ChangeLog -- r21-5-33 was released in
2013-01-04, more than 7 months ago. I didn't pay attention if there
was a mail announcement then.
When I want to use the last stable version, do I use
r21-5-latest-beta or do I use r21-5-33? Or tip ;-) ?
Joachim
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7:27 a.m.
Joachim Schrod writes:
When I want to use the last stable version, do I use
r21-5-latest-beta or do I use r21-5-33? Or tip ;-) ?
If you're serious about "stable", use latest 21.4. 21.5 does not
guarantee backward compatibility, although some of us occasionally
yell when some commit violates our sensibilities. :-)
Otherwise I'd use Mercurial tip 2-3 days after the most recent commit.
On the minus-not-so-bad side, anything deep enough to escape those 2-3
days got by our test suite anyway. On the plus side, you're likely to
pick up increased GNU compatibility.
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9:47 a.m.
On 08/17/13 08:27, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
Joachim Schrod writes:
> When I want to use the last stable version, do I use
> r21-5-latest-beta or do I use r21-5-33? Or tip ;-) ?
If you're serious about "stable", use latest 21.4.
I'm using 21.5 since 2006, so the question was more meant along
`which 21.5 version is recommended'. Sorry, I should have expressed
myself clearer.
Otherwise I'd use Mercurial tip 2-3 days after the most recent commit.
OK, thanks for the answer. I'll do so.
Joachim
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1:15 p.m.
"Stephen J. Turnbull" <stephen(a)xemacs.org> writes:
Joachim Schrod writes:
> When I want to use the last stable version, do I use
> r21-5-latest-beta or do I use r21-5-33? Or tip ;-) ?
If you're serious about "stable", use latest 21.4. 21.5 does not
guarantee backward compatibility, although some of us occasionally
yell when some commit violates our sensibilities. :-)
Otherwise I'd use Mercurial tip 2-3 days after the most recent commit.
On the minus-not-so-bad side, anything deep enough to escape those 2-3
days got by our test suite anyway. On the plus side, you're likely to
pick up increased GNU compatibility.
There's also the xemacs-beta repo, which I push to with a few days
delay, after building and running once.
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Mike
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