Jim Perrin wrote:
thank you ! Why don't make an official announcement why commit like
that happen ?
There probably should have been one. I'll take the blame
for the lack
of it.
but not in the main announce list, lets think about a centosplus-announce ( as suggested by Lance )
- K
-- Karanbir Singh : http://www.karan.org/ : 2522219@icq
Would I be wrong in assuming therefore that there will be no further updates to the relevant rpms in testing and since I have "plus" turned on that the system will just start finding the new updates in there during a yum update? If that's the case then at least it will "just work" for those of us a little more asleep at the wheel.
alex
On Wed, 2006-07-26 at 08:41 -0500, Alex Palenschat wrote:
Jim Perrin wrote:
thank you ! Why don't make an official announcement why commit like
that happen ?
There probably should have been one. I'll take the blame
for the lack
of it.
but not in the main announce list, lets think about a centosplus-announce ( as suggested by Lance )
- K
-- Karanbir Singh : http://www.karan.org/ : 2522219@icq
Would I be wrong in assuming therefore that there will be no further updates to the relevant rpms in testing and since I have "plus" turned on that the system will just start finding the new updates in there during a yum update? If that's the case then at least it will "just work" for those of us a little more asleep at the wheel.
Yes ... it will be in centosplus and be updated.
There may be a 5.1 mysql moving into testing too ... not sure yet
Would I be wrong in assuming therefore that there will be no further updates to the relevant rpms in testing and since I have "plus" turned on that the system will just start finding the new updates in there during a yum update? If that's the case then at least it will "just work" for those of us a little more asleep at the wheel.
Yep.
Now that 5.0.x has made the leap to centosplus, that is where updates will go for the 5.0.x branch. It's possible that in the future a 5.1.x branch may pop up in testing, but the c4-testing repository is development land. Things there are not sure to last. If you leave it enabled, you'll need to be careful.
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