13 Oct
2009
13 Oct
'09
1:29 p.m.
On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 7:25 AM, Greger Viken Teigre <gregert(a)teigre.com> wrote:
I agree with Juha here. A development release is not
a concept that people
will understand and releasing k 3.0 on a non-released sr core seems a bit
odd to me. Isn't there a need for some kind of fixed reference to which
version of sr core that k 3.0 is based on?! Sounds a bit similar to a linux
distro being released using a non-released kernel version.
What about at least making an sr 3.0 beta that k 3.0 can be based on and
then later move towards a release of sr 3.0 "developer/integrator edition"?
g-)
Although I personally agree, we could not reach an agreement in a
previous email discussion and in the meeting, so we have to
compromise.
The current plan is that Daniel releases next Kamailio from unreleased
sip-router code. After that is done we start working on a sip-router
release (without Daniel's involvement) and release it a bit later.
This way we can get the next Kamailio out of the door and also finish
the initial merge of sip-router.
I guess none of us really like it, but it is a compromise. This only
applies to the next release, we can do it differently for future
releases.
-- Jan