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Toshio wrote:
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<pre wrap=""><!---->FWIW, yes.
In the future, it would be nice to have a split when a release is pushed
or when rawhide goes into release freeze (So we'd get an FC4 and devel
branch just before FC4 is out.) This way, those who are working on
packaging for the latest release can do so while those packaging for the
latest release +1 can also work. Maybe it doesn't make as much sense
for Extras as for Core, but I think it's still good so anything that
breaks in the rush of changes just after release can be accommodated.
-Toshio
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I think it is a good idea for Extras too, that way users who
extensively use packages on Extras can upgrade faster and earlier, and
won't have to wait for the FC4 packages to be available on Extras.<br>
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