Re: [interchange] Fix potential "use of uninitialized value" if called during startup
Peter <[email protected]>
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On 27/06/17 11:06, Jon Jensen wrote: > Please explain how it limits our userbase to require a Perl version that > is available in every supported distro release. Should I point out now that RHEL 5 is currently supported by Red Hat with an ELS subscription and will be until the end of November 2020 and that this comes with perl 5.8.8? > Who is actually using a public-facing website on an unsupported Linux > version, and why should we hold back Interchange for them? I'm not and I'm really don't have a personal issue with this change, but given that IC 5 is currently in a maintenance support stage, we should be focusing more on supporting existing installs rather than enabling a lot of future work on this. I would like to see a push to get more people started on IC 6 and get a stable release with a decent set of instructions out for that. IC 6 is where we should be looking for forward momentum, IC 5 should keep backwards compatibility, support for bug and especially security fixes and the occasional new feature where we can do so without breaking existing installs. Peter