>>> Martin v. Loewis wrote > > I also like Andrew's idea of making everybody commit their changes in > > both branches -- to scale the effort of keeping the maintenance branch > > up-to-date. > > For bug fixes, I encourage that. The question will come up whether new > features also need to be back-ported. There's a couple of simple cases: . Obvious bugs that should be backported. Where possible, the original committer should apply this. . Obvious new features that introduce new behaviour. This is something that shouldn't be applied automatically, but _if_ the feature is something that should be considered for the stable release then that should be flagged in the comment, but not applied to the branch straight away. Anthony
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