As far as I can tell, the name 'stable' doesn't indicate stability of the branch, but rather that it is the current release track. It's more "experimental stuff doesn't go here" than "we promise this won't crash".

Regards,
Ben Langfeld


On 25 June 2013 12:52, Ken Rice <krice@freeswitch.org> wrote:
Actually 1.2.10 was announced several weeks ago...

1.2.stable will continue with a few additional improvements for a little bit long then get locked into bug fixes only.





On 6/25/13 11:26 AM, "Lesley Pervis" <lesley.pervis@gmail.com> wrote:

In fisheye, I compare master to v1.2.stable, and it seems like any changes to master also make it to stable, plus a few more. Also, version on v1.2.stable is 1.2.10, last announced was 1.2.9.

Just wondering what's the theory.


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