Hi Eric, On 29 Apr 2008, at 12:04, Eric Blake wrote:
According to Thomas Klausner on 4/29/2008 7:32 AM:| Do you have a patch I could use for 1.4.11 or will 1.4.12 be out soon?My hope is that 1.6 is close enough to releasing (ie. less than 2 months,if I have enough free time), that I wasn't planning on a 1.4.12. For patching 1.4.11, it may be easiest to rerun gnulib-tool to pick up thechanges that have occurred since the release (to date, I am not aware of any backwards-incompatible gnulib changes that would break compilation of 1.4.11). But if there is enough consensus on this list, and based on the number of gnulib improvements for a lot of lesser-tested platforms in the meantime, I guess a 1.4.12 release might make sense. Anyone else have apreference?
I'm not even convinced that spreading our limited resources to maintain 1.6 vs 2.0 is a great idea... 1.4, 1.6 *and* 2.0 is definitely the road to hell.Even with several more developers on libtool than m4, maintaining 3 branches
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