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To: Raphael Geissert <geissert@php.net>
Subject: Re: [PHP-DEV]  5.3 release schedule and other bits
From: philip@roshambo.org (Philip Olson)


On Mar 11, 2010, at 4:02 PM, Raphael Geissert wrote:

> Hi Johannes,
>=20
> Johannes Schl=FCter wrote:
>> for 5.3.3 it depends on security issues being reported, bug fixes =
going
>> in, ... maybe 3 months after.
>=20
> With the current discussion about moving 6.0 to a branch and =
continuing the=20
> development of 5.4+ in trunk, I was wondering if there is going to be =
a=20
> change of plan.
>=20
> I'm mostly interested in knowing if it would be possible to get 5.3.3 =
out in=20
> a month, more or less (the latter preferred). This would be of great =
help=20
> from a Debian POV, as it would reduce the divergence; otherwise at =
Debian we=20
> are going to end up with 5.3.2 with many patches (probably more than =
those=20
> we included in 5.2.6 for lenny, because of our current work to get the=20=

> testsuite to pass).

Also, Mac users have the same desire. A recent bug fix makes compiling =
PHP 5.3 on Mac much easier.

Regards,
Philip