Chermside, Michael wrote:
> I'd propose one change. Weaken the above statement. People will
> take that to mean that THEIR fix will be accepted ANYWHERE in
> the release process (including the day before the release). I'd
> suggest something more like this:
>
> Fixes are welcomed up through the alpha release, but as we
> get closer to the release date we will be less and less
> likely to accept patches that change behavior.
Good point, although this hides the point about the first beta
being the cut-off point for behaviour changes. How about
Fixes are welcome through the release cycle, although after
the first beta fixes that result in a change to behaviour
will be much less likely to be accepted.
Once I have this message nailed down, I'll produce a similar
one for the bug fix releases.
--
Anthony Baxter <anthony at interlink.com.au>
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