Hey Matteo  :)


On Fri, Jul 31, 2026, 8:39 PM Matteo Beccati <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi Pierre,
>
> Il 31/07/2026 13:06, Pierre Joye ha scritto:
> > beta phases exist exactly for this reason. wider base of testers.
> >
> > alpha is, heh, this is what we have so far, more or less stable, go test
> > it already!
> >
> > RCs are everything should be stable, that's the final state, last
> > stage(s) for any bugs or breaks that didn't get caught earlier.
> >
> > we should not expect "widely tested" new features, never released before
> > per se.
>
> Yes indeed. But often unexpected side effects and breakages are caught
> by various CIs running daily snapshots with OSS projects


right, and many use snapshot. and our ci is already very complete tbh. took
a while to make it green from a greenfield additions.

and yes, that's what beta are for  :)


>
> > between the limited time induced by the updated policies, the Christmas
> > break "pls don't", and this, one needs to take holidays to make it
> > somehow as the time left in a year is low, very low, now.
>
> I hear you, it's just that undoing or amending an RFC is a convoluted
> process too, especially very late in the release cycle.



we are technically still in alpha.... it is not late. It is early in my
book  ;-)

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