[Asterisk-Users] DUNDi in stable? (New subject)
Deon Rodden
drodden at webunited.net
Tue Oct 19 14:56:08 MST 2004
Ummm... It used to be a while back there were 2 different CVS servers or
directories or something, 1 for Head and 1 for Stable. But some time ago,
only one version of CVS showed. I assumed they temporarily merged the 2,
every new release was just a new stable release.
I'm now on the download section of asterisk.org and still see no mention of
head vs stable. The only mention of stable is:
cvs checkout -r v1-0 zaptel libpri asterisk asterisk-addons asterisk-sounds
But my assumption is that will download version 1.0 only? Hasn't there been
any new bug fixes, still considered stable, since the release of 1.0? How do
I go about getting the latest stable, 1.0 with all the bug fixes up until
now, no new features or ways of doing things or syntax changes in the
configuration files?
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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] DUNDi in stable? (New subject)
mattf wrote:
> With other projects maybe, but with Asterisk it's hardly the wild side.
This
> project has consistently had the most stable CVS versions of any project
> I've ever used code from.
This will change. Heck, it already has. None of the 3rd party Asterisk
modules that I know of will work with -HEAD. chan_h323 was broken for a
while, Caller*ID was broken for a while.
Asterisk is growing up. Instead of having only one CVS branch where
everyone has to be VERY careful about adding new features, we now have
two CVS branches, 1.0-STABLE and CVS-HEAD. Where -STABLE is only bug
fixes and -HEAD is used to try out new features, code, etc. I don't
care if the CVS-HEAD version of Asterisk breaks since I use Asterisk on
production systems and use 1.0-STABLE. If 1.0-STABLE broke or changed
behavour I'd be pretty pissed off.
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