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An odd-even release cycle with alternative releases focussing only on bug fixes is a better idea
because
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We are in dire need of cleanup time.
because
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Doing bugfixes and maintenance is less sexy in comparison to implementing new features and nobody wants to do it.
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however
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we could do longer RCs or so
however
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We have some serious catching up to do. We ignored the housekeeping part for the last time.
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because
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We'd have a reliable stable release (at least more stable than the other one).
however
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We can guarantee stability have having a well tested Release candidate instead of the long wait
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however
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A lot of bugfixes end up becoming features. Proper classification might be a problem. We could have number of bugfix issue goals for each release. The maintainers can be asked to pick 5 each and work on them before the next release. If this is about cleanup we can tackle it statistically.
but
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"'do only bugfixes or your change will be in the merge queue for a month' does not lead to very fun work" -- underyx
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fneu
(2 years, 11 months ago)
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