Jon Anderson <jon.ander...@oracle.com> wrote:
> I recently had a change merged with the-tcpdump-group/libpcap
> (39540b9e1c4a9e4343c6cab77ee66e054f6bce51)
> Is there any way to tell which libpcap version this change will
> distributed with?
General answer:
Unless someone said that they pulled it up to libpcap 1.6, it will likely
come out with libpcap 1.7, which ought to be November 2014. [releases tend
to be synchronized with IETF meetings]
If you want to pull it up to the libpcap-1.6 branch and submit a pull
request, and there is a reason to release a 1.6.3, that could happen.
I see that Guy actually pulled your patch up to the 1.6 tree.
If this is a critical fix, I can push the button on 1.6.3 once I'm back
in the same building as the USB key that can sign it, which should be
in about 12 hours.
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