"G. Branden Robinson" <g.branden.robin...@gmail.com> writes:
Thank you very much for raising this issue before the final
release;
this is an important matter that needs to be warned about in the
announcement.
You're welcome!
If you'd like to share your/a surname, I can credit you by your
full
name as a contributor in the release announcement (as you saw in
the
rc3
email). By bringing this matter to my attention, you have
spared me
embarrassment.[1 again] Otherwise, like Gene in the same
credits, you
can remain mononymous, if potentially ambiguous. :)
Happy to remain mononymous in this case - thank you. :-)
I _hate_ working under deadline pressure. You may see why I
try to
avoid doing so. This is why I would prefer to have someone
else
serving as groff release engineer who can say, "it's good
enough to
ship". They can catch me in a lull, not a frenzy. And I
will
seldom feel frenzied if I don't have to meet a deadline.
i'm in no position to criticise in this regard. Even though i was
only operating under exhaustion rather than a deadline, on Sunday
i updated my man page ports of s6 ecosystem documentation, and not
only managed to tag releases without crucial Makefile changes, but
also amended the commits instead of tagging new releases. :-/
Release process checklist updated. :-P
Alexis.
