Am Mittwoch 31 März 2010 schrieb Vincent Untz:
And for those that keep wondering about milestones: Milestone 5 is the last release before we head into feature freeze. After it I only allow leaf packages to be updated - including a text freeze for all of it.
Hrm. Is there an exception to get GNOME 2.30.1 in (will be released on April 28th)? I'd prefer to have it in, obviously :-) I take that as bugfix update - and 28th is still a lot before RC1.
Also, on the top of my head, I know of those cases where I'm not sure what should be done:
+ pixman: we currently have 0.17.x, which will lead to a stable 0.18 in the next few weeks. Would be better to have the stable version, I guess. Hmm, let's cross this bridge when we come there. Some "stable" versions are more stable than others.
+ poppler: we stayed with 0.12.x so far, but I would expect the 0.13 branch to lead to a 0.14.0 stable version soon (need to check). And given the fact that poppler usually gets affected by security bugs, I'd prefer to use 0.14.0 for 11.3 if possible. There aren't that many apps that rely on poppler, but those that do are ugly to port if not provided from upstream. Security is a topic, but we need to maintain 0.12 for 11.2 anyway - so if this is not done by Milestone 6 I would feel more comfortable with 0.12.
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