not a great deal but anyway it seems the release team has finally said enough is enough. If you look through the detailed list on the turmzimmer site you will find most of them have comments saying they only affect sid. I belive cd images of etch r0 are being built as we speak.
btw the best way to get up to date info on the release progress atmis to lurk in #debian-release, don't say anything just watch what the release team are saying to each other.
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Release update for Etch & the RC bug count confusion
Excellent.plugwash wrote:I belive cd images of etch r0 are being built as we speak.
It's about time to get the release out and move on. There hasn't been any changes on the download mirrors yet...
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#399761Lux wrote: what was the fifth?
For example, if you look at the changelog of a package in testing, the changelog will mention only unstable as a target release (or testing-proposed-updates) in rare cases.Lux wrote: Thanks for pointing out the correct terminology ("uploading" vs. "transitioning"). But now I'm curious: what's the technical difference between "uploading" and "transitioning" packages to some archive? Or is there any?
I see that this number has climbed all the way back up to 69, which seems ominous. Any idea what's going on?Lux wrote:The "Unofficial RC bugs count" still shows 17 open bugs ....
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