> What I would do is treat preupgrade bugs at Go/No-Go meetings as > release > blockers, but at the same time not require install media respin for > preupgrade fixes. This should allow more flexibility and faster > turnover > for validation. As long as there is a process to accept Anaconda > builds > to stable during the freeze without doing composes, I believe this > should work. Agreed. If we suppose people know they can use preupgrade since Beta, I wouldn't want to release Beta and say "we'll fix it later". Because in the meantime a lot of people would end up with broken system. Let's not do respins, but let's require a working anaconda (and preupgrade and all the other parts) are in stable updates before we say "Beta is GOLD". -- test mailing list test@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/test
