Hi folks, I just submitted rosegarden-10.02 to stable in Fedora since nobody yelled at me, and those who commented didn't complain. The main reason that I am writing is to ask you about your take on our update strategy in Fedora. Currently, there is a heated discussion in Fedora-devel mailing list about update policies. It might happen that our updates policy might change to a more conservative one. Are you happy with the current situation? What I do is, I typically push an update to updates-testing, leave it there for 2 weeks minimum (sometimes more). If no complaints, push it to stable updates repo. Do you think that we are pushing updates too frequently? I like to keep all of us up to date. We get a decently low number of bug reports. Do you have a stability problem with this policy? I can stop doing non-critical updates in stable Fedora releases if there is an issue. I just wanted to hear your opinion. Thanks, Orcan _______________________________________________ music mailing list music@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/music
