Orcan Ogetbil wrote:
I'm sure there are other examples one can find, but I do not
understand why the bugs should be fixed in release instead of rawhide.
It would be certainly good to fix bugs in stable releases but why
shouldn't they be fixed in rawhide at the same time?
I don't think anyone is saying stuff shouldn't be fixed in rawhide when
it makes sense to do so*, just that some stuff should be fixed in
release /also/.
(* e.g. rawhide isn't a totally different code base, which can happen
some times.)
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