Re: [ros-dev] New Release - how're you feeling?

[mail.comcast.net]

I mean, don't get me wrong, i'm all for an 0.2.7 release, but you can 
have all the commits in the world but that means nothing.

mail.comcast.net wrote:

>   Yeah, but how many changes are major features being
> implemented?  For 
>  instance, the header reorganization doesn't really add to 
>  compatibility, and in some cases may actually cause regressions, etc.
>
>  Richard
>
>  Ge van Geldorp wrote:
>
> > >   From:
> > > Robert Köpferl
> > >
> > >  Asides from that a really small incease could reflect our shame. 
> > >  Which is however too small or just ridiculus.
> > >  --> An alternative (to express our shame) would be to just release and
> > >  not to anounce (I will not press the sf-button) the release.
> > >     
> >
> >  Just a datapoint: the 0.2.6 branch was created at r14154. We're now at
> >  r16251. That means that in the last 3 months we have created an 
> >  incredible
> >  amount of changes, about 2100. That's 1/7th of all the changes 
> >  between 1997
> >  and 2005! Now, not every change is user-visible and some of the 
> >  changes are
> >  even regressions, but still, I'm not ashamed to bring out a new 
> >  release when
> >  this much work has been done.
> >
> >   
> >
> > >   Conclusion:
> > >  So a branch will occour within let's say the next 2 weeks to have 
> > >  ROS 0.2.7 (our suggested next ver) fixed and built within another 2 
> > >  weeks.
> > >
> > >  This is what I would do. What do you think about?
> > >     
> >
> >  I agree completely.
> >
> >  Gé van Geldorp.
> >
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