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On 23/03/2003 16:47 Jeff Turner wrote:

> I'd like to propose we create a tag, 'stable' (or something) that
> indicates the most recent version of Forrest that is known to be capable
> of building Cocoon.  Whenever the need arises (eg. a bugfix is made), we
> can update the tag to with 'cvs tag -f stable'.  The idea is that users
> who want 0.5 capabilities without the risk of the very latest changes can
> do 'cvs update -r stable', and get something that mostly works.  The
> Forrestbot can also use this tag when building 0.5 sites.

Seems OK with me, since this will only be a temporary situation until we 
release 0.5 (mind the hidden message in there ;-)

</Steven>
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