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[[Sisyphus]] is quite dynamic project which makes it hard to schedule and perform releases based on it. To overcome this system of ''branches'' was invented: at the some point Sisyphus is literally ''branched'' creating a new repository and then stabilized for a several months. Resulting repository is called a ''branch'' and used to release series of distributives and solutions. After stabilization branches only incorporate security and critical feature fixes. | [[Sisyphus]] is quite dynamic project which makes it hard to schedule and perform releases based on it. To overcome this system of ''branches'' was invented: at the some point Sisyphus is literally ''branched'' creating a new repository and then stabilized for a several months. Resulting repository is called a ''branch'' and used to release series of distributives and solutions. After stabilization branches only incorporate security and critical feature fixes. | ||
== branch/4.0 (Fall 2007) == | == Current branches == | ||
=== branch/4.0 (Fall 2007) === | |||
First long-living branch, resulted in wide range of [[ALT Linux 4.0]] distributions. | First long-living branch, resulted in wide range of [[ALT Linux 4.0]] distributions. | ||
== branch/4.1 (Spring 2008) == | === branch/4.1 (Spring 2008) === | ||
Short-living branch. Planned distributions | Short-living branch. Planned distributions are [[ALT Linux 4.1]]. | ||
== branch/5.0 (Fall 2008) == | === branch/5.0 (Fall 2008) === | ||
Planned branch. | Planned branch. | ||
Revision as of 20:15, 25 August 2008
Sisyphus is quite dynamic project which makes it hard to schedule and perform releases based on it. To overcome this system of branches was invented: at the some point Sisyphus is literally branched creating a new repository and then stabilized for a several months. Resulting repository is called a branch and used to release series of distributives and solutions. After stabilization branches only incorporate security and critical feature fixes.
Current branches
branch/4.0 (Fall 2007)
First long-living branch, resulted in wide range of ALT Linux 4.0 distributions.
branch/4.1 (Spring 2008)
Short-living branch. Planned distributions are ALT Linux 4.1.
branch/5.0 (Fall 2008)
Planned branch.