Re: Stable release

On Wed, 2011-04-13 at 05:42, Konstantin Vayner wrote:
> Milan, Juan:
> 
> Thanks for the input, and though I *know* that 1.5.0 is much more mature,
> and i am sure it is pretty stable at its current state, it is still declared
> a Development release...
> 
> The problem is exactly that its "pretty" stable, and the only actual way of
> using it is getting an SVN tree that is getting direct checkins, rather than
> a frozen version...
> It is very hard, close to impossible to explain the *tech* personnel of a
> telco-related company why they should run an SVN trunk, let alone their
> bosses.

There is saying "Nobody is more deaf than the person who decides he does
not want to listen"
 
> So right now we're stuck with 1.4.3 until either Kannel group releases
> anything newer called "stable", or the client finally gives in and takes the
> "risk"... the latter may never happen as well, because its a big company
> with pretty strict internal regulations.
> 
> Also, the project is under active development - which means that there are
> new features added fast.
> One way of getting all the new goodies is getting a fresh trunk, but maybe
> it is really possible to make a steady release schedule where every - lets
> say - 6/12 month there would be a new stable release tagged with whats
> available and properly tested at that point?

As with most volunteer projects it depends how much time volunteers have
to dedicate to project.

-- 
Kind regards,  Milan
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