[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #41327: Bump Akismet External - 4.9 Edition
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#41327: Bump Akismet External - 4.9 Edition
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Reporter: kraftbj | Owner: ocean90
Type: task (blessed) | Status: closed
Priority: normal | Milestone: WordPress.org
Component: Build/Test Tools | Version:
Severity: normal | Resolution: fixed
Keywords: | Focuses:
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Comment (by dd32):
Replying to [comment:14 melchoyce]:
> @kraftbj What's usually involved with Akismet bundling?
A committer (only a few of us though) changes the `svn:external` directly
in core.svn.wordpress.org.
> Do we expect any bugs, or is it solid?
Akismet bugs doesn't really matter for the release - although for the
potential of them, it'd be better IMHO for the release to be made a few
days in advance of 4.9's shipping date incase the Akismet team wishes to
do a quick followup release. I say they "don't really matter" as if the
release was made with 4.9.1 or in between the bugs would still exist and
need fixing by the team reasonably quickly.
It's preferential that Akismet be released and shipped with a WordPress
version, to avoid a new WordPress user setting up a site, and immediately
having an update available ("I just downloaded the official package from
WordPress.org, and I already have to perform updates?") - we don't
normally rebuild releases to include an updated version of Akismet after
the release (as the ZIP hash changes, etc)
> RC2 won't be until the evening Pacific time, so we have some time in
which to merge things on Monday. However, once we hit RC2, we're doing a
soft string freeze.
Akismet strings do not end up in the core strings, they're entirely
seperate. Additionally there are no code changes required - so much so,
that there isn't even a commit to develop.svn.wordpress.org, only to our
build svn (core.svn)
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