Eventmachine talk - Jan 2008 - Very Important Change in the EM Source Tree

All:

You''ve probably noticed that I tend to cut releases rather few and far
between. The reason for this is that I don''t ever want to put out a
release
with instabilities or regressions, so I like to let new things run for a
while before "blessing" them. There are obvious disadvantages to this,
so as
the community grows, we''ll probably start going to more frequent
single-point releases.

Anyway, I made a very important change to the SVN source tree that affects
all of you who have gotten used to going to the HEAD revision for the latest
features and bug fixes.

Starting today, the main EM source tree is under "trunk" in SVN,
rather than
"version_0." From now on, all source changes will be made to trunk,
and
version_0 will be kept as a historical archive. Eventually, I''ll move
version_0 under "branches."

Thanks to James Kilton for suggesting this.
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I like it.

On Jan 4, 2008 7:04 PM, Francis Cianfrocca <garbagecat10 at gmail.com>
wrote:
> All:
>
> You''ve probably noticed that I tend to cut releases rather few and
far
> between. The reason for this is that I don''t ever want to put out
a release
> with instabilities or regressions, so I like to let new things run for a
> while before "blessing" them. There are obvious disadvantages to
this, so as
> the community grows, we''ll probably start going to more frequent
> single-point releases.
>
> Anyway, I made a very important change to the SVN source tree that affects
> all of you who have gotten used to going to the HEAD revision for the
latest
> features and bug fixes.
>
> Starting today, the main EM source tree is under "trunk" in SVN,
rather than
> "version_0." From now on, all source changes will be made to
trunk, and
> version_0 will be kept as a historical archive. Eventually, I''ll
move
> version_0 under "branches."
>
> Thanks to James Kilton for suggesting this.
>
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--
-Roger Pack
For God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of
love, and of a sound mind" -- 2 Timothy 1:7

On 4 Jan 2008, at 22:49, Roger Pack wrote:
> I like it.
Me too.

Thanks for the heads up Francis.