Re: Fedora Ring 0 definition

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On 09/07/2015 06:52 AM, Miloslav Trmac wrote:
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Oh I’m not at all suggesting that the Fedora universe should not be
self-hosting, or that this self-hosting property should not be
regularly verified by mass rebuilds or the like.

I just wanted to say that that having various /subsets/ of the Fedora
universe, and especially the by-definition-smallest ring 0 or its
immediate superset, self hosting, is vastly complicating matters and I
don’t see a benefit to it.
    Mirek

Let's say ring 0 isn't self hosting, but ring 0 + 1 ring is. Can we offer a longer term of support for ring 0 than ring 1? What happens when a bug in ring 0 requires a fix in ring 1, but the support window for ring 1 has closed? That's the main thing that's worrying about a free-for-all with self hosting.

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