Jason wrote:
I was checking out svn.roundcube.net and it looks like there isn't a branch that I can checkout/update that'll always give me the latest stable release. Am I missing something, or could a /branches/stable be created that was always the latest stable released version?
Thanks, Jason
By it's name, SVN can't ever really be considered "stable" until a branch for release is created. The latest branch that I know of was Thomas' branch for the Addressbook. That should technically be stable, except for the addressbook; however, it's still not a production caliber product.
If you ever check out an SVN, you have to understand that it may contain bugs and not work properly. You're checking out untested code. Usually with RC most of the commits are "kosher" and don't impact the stability of it. But if one does, a patch for it is quickly released.
If you always want the latest stable release, just watch the RC
homepage. That box on the right is the latest general stable build.
Right now I think it's still 0.1-beta2. If you follow the Trac at all,
0.1-RC1 is the next milestone (or so I think) which seems to have ticket
numbers dwindling....
~Brett