On Fri, Oct 08, 2004 at 05:53:09AM -0600, Warren Young wrote:
> I don't see how it's a good idea to keep offering known-broken software.
> There is no provision in MySQL++'s structure at this point to have
> stable vs. development releases...everything must be release quality in
> the current scheme. Which is fine, because MySQL++ is mature technology.
It's not a good idea to have it on the front page, I agree. What might
be nice though is an archive of old versions. If space is a problem,
just keep the patches, and list them on a special archive directory page.
Thank you for hosting even the old versions. I like to track what changes
from version to version when I have time, and sometimes I'm a couple versions
out of date and need to grab a bunch.
Also, if my $0.02 matter, I'd release the next version as .19... this
leaves the line of thought available to people who are interested in the
code. Someone trying to fix a similar problem may run across these email
archives and want to see the "wrong" and the "right" fix side by side.
- Chris
