Re: 21.2.90 pretest, 21.3, 21.4...

[Karl Eichwalder]

"Eli Zaretskii" <address@hidden> writes:

> What's there to understand?

There are no patch sets to fix a special problem -- all fixes are done
incrementally.  Having patch sets could theoretically allow to fix on
to of 21.2 the encoding problem only.

> Something needs to do the job of preparing the tarballs and making
> decisions which bugs to fix on the branch and how.  The available
> resources (manpower and free time) are obviously not enough to make
> timely releases.

Sure.  I don't want to blame you (or any other release manager)
personally, by no means!  Pre-release candidates should be available
more visibly.

> Nobody ignores serious problems, please don't assume such things.

Yes, but if a problem is rated as serious it might be appropriate to
work on such a problem first and to try to solve it for _all_ Emacs
users.  Maybe, that's just my very personal opinion.

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