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Most people dev off of trunk when they're starting out, actually. If you're doing that, 1.3 doesn't offer anything exciting.
by devinj 16y ago
Most people dev off of trunk when they're starting out, actually. If you're doing that, 1.3 doesn't offer anything exciting.
- masklinn 16y agoThat was the case until 1.0, but I don't think that's really the case since the 1.0 release, let alone later ones. That may have taken off again due to the 1.3 delays, but that's not a trend. Point releases are supported, with clear changelogs and migration paths and available from pypi. They're really much easier to work with than trunk.
- devinj 16y agoI guess I'm not with the times anymore. Thanks for sharing.
- chris_j 16y agoWhat would be the advantage of using Trunk, rather than the latest stable version? Are we just talking about getting new features a bit earlier?