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Yep, this is our daily reminder that they're called "testing" and "unstable" for a reason. They're not meant for production.

• gtirloni 8y ago
  New fixes often land in unstable/testing before going to stable branches.
  • cwyers 8y ago
    I would hope so! Why have a testing branch if you're not going to test things in it?
  • debiandev 8y ago
    True. But also new vulnerabilities land into unstable when upstream software releases are made. :) That's why the distribution is baked for months before being called stable.