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Re: C++ PATCH: Fix PR 266
>>>>> "Jason" == Jason Merrill <jason@redhat.com> writes:
Jason> A question: We'll want most of these fixes in 3.0.1, right?
Jason> As simple as they are, it might make sense to put them in
Jason> 3.0 even though they don't fit any of the existing
Jason> criteria. Your call.
I thought about this some.
You and I have tended to have the same questions about changes in
past releases, so it's no surprise. :-)
I'm trying to be as conservative as possible. I *think* these changes
are simple and safe -- but I'm never 100% sure. As for 3.0.1, that's
going to be fixing important bugs in 3.0, right? Since none of these
were regressions from 2.95.2, they can't really be affecting existing
code very much, so I guess I'm not seeing them as that important.
They'll be in 3.1, of course.
I guess I'm more comfortable taking a pretty bright-line approach, as
outlined in my original mail. If there are individual fixes that
you/we/users think are truly important, even though they're not
regressions, let's take them case by case.
Is that fair?
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