On Tue, 29 Jun 2010 20:54:28 +0200
Laurent PETIT <laurent.pe...@gmail.com> wrote:
> ... at least it's my opinion : we should stop consider newbies are as
> excited as us by the idea of working with SNAPSHOT dependencies which
> work day A, break day B.
>
> So .... I think we should have no SNAPSHOT dependencies in the Getting
> Starting docs, or transitive SNAPSHOT dependencies.
Doesn't this just boil down to "newbies shouldn't run unreleased
software"? Which is considered simple common sense in most
communities.
> We can still have snapshots, of course ! But always have the doc point
> a version known to work and whose dependencies are totally resolved.
I'd recommend that pages telling you how to install them *also* point
out that this is bleeding edge stuff, may have problems or be hard to
install, and if you're not prepared to deal with those and provide
feedback on them, you'd best go back to the released software.
<mike
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