On Jan 29,  2:33pm, Takeshi Shibagaki wrote:
>Space> It doesn't build the whole release structure, no.  But then, it's just
>Space> a snapshot.
>
>Just a snapshot, yes, but I think it is not better, a snapshot also
>means maintenances for real release. significances making snapshots is 
>reduced. Is my opinion wrong?

It would be nice, yes.  However, releases are far apart so it's not urgent
to exercise the release machinery until a release approaches (one could argue
that this is indeed the case now).  Also, the last time I tried, the relase
machinery was broken.  I have a new attempt ongoing...


~Steve


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