Re: [Mesa3d-dev] Re: Notes from the 2004-12-03 release-wranglers call...
Brian Paul <brian.paul-CdwZJljFklH+2FeEXyspIVaTQe2KTcn/@public.gmane.org>
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Brian Paul wrote: > Adam Jackson wrote: > >> On Friday 03 December 2004 19:49, Roland Mainz wrote: >> >>> 2. The schedule: >>> - 8 Dec 2004: The normal patch nomination phase ends >>> - 13 Dec 2004: Final patch approval - the remaining patches are getting >>> either approved or rejected in the release-wranglers phone call >>> - 15 Dec 2004: Final date when all approved patches must be checked in. >>> After that the Release Canidate 1 will be tagged and source tarballs be >>> created. More release canidates will follow based on the results of the >>> testing phase >> >> >> >> I've apparently volunteered to merge Mesa 6.2 for this release. >> However, I'll be out of town this week until roughly 8pm EST on the >> 11th. This makes the schedule a little tight. Assuming everyone >> wants 6.2 in 6.8.2 - and this seems to be the consensus - I'd like to >> ask Roland's permission to nominate the patch on the 11th. (The >> alternative would be for someone else to take care of the merge and >> patch generation, and I certainly wouldn't object.) >> >> Mesa folks, if there's any bugfixes in HEAD that should be applied to >> the 6.2 branch, this should happen soon. I'd suggest a 6.2.1 tag once >> any further fixes are in, and then I'd merge that. > > > Every bug fix I put into the trunk I also put in the 6.2 branch. The > DRI drivers are another story. It looks like few, if any, DRI driver > fixes/changes have been checked into the 6.2 branch. > > I'd like to move some of my recent changes from the trunk which silence > compiler warnings into the 6.2 branch. I recently upgraded to gcc 3.4.2 > - it seems a bit more pickier. OK, I updated the 6.2 branch with fixes to silence the warnings. I'll wait until mid-week before taking the branch with "6.2.1" and making the tarballs. -Brian