On Tue, 8 Apr 2008, Christian Kujau wrote:Heh. We've always had some pending/unresolved issues, and I think that as out tracking gets better, there's likely to be more of them. A number of bug-reports are either hard to reproduce (often including from the reporter) or end up without updates etc. So yes, I do end up releasing with pending issues, although I often try to get a gut feel for what kind of severity we're talking about and not release with *big* pending issues. Linus --
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