We have just packaged up our second Release Candidate for v7.4, with the
hopes of producing a full release next week.
A full ChangeLog is available at: ftp://ftp.postgresql.org/pub/sources...Log.RC1.to.RC2
But, one of the highlights is that support for tcl8.0.x has been
re-introduced.
there are alot of doc changes, and some "what appear to be" small fixes,
mostly related to the various ports.
As we are in the home stretch of a full release, we encourage as many as
possible to test and report any bugs they can find, whether as part of the
build process, or running in "real life" scenarios.
If we've heard no reports back before midnight on Thursday, we are looking
at a full code freeze, with a Final Release to happen on the following
Monday.
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Is the some kind of document available that outlines the changes between
ver 7.3 and ver 7.4
Best regards,
Ericson Smith
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Marc G. Fournier wrote: We have just packaged up our second Release Candidate for v7.4, with the
hopes of producing a full release next week.
A full ChangeLog is available at:
ftp://ftp.postgresql.org/pub/sources...Log.RC1.to.RC2
But, one of the highlights is that support for tcl8.0.x has been
re-introduced.
there are alot of doc changes, and some "what appear to be" small fixes,
mostly related to the various ports.
As we are in the home stretch of a full release, we encourage as many as
possible to test and report any bugs they can find, whether as part of the
build process, or running in "real life" scenarios.
If we've heard no reports back before midnight on Thursday, we are looking
at a full code freeze, with a Final Release to happen on the following
Monday.
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On Tue, 11 Nov 2003, Ericson Smith wrote: Is the some kind of document available that outlines the changes between
ver 7.3 and ver 7.4
Best regards,
Ericson Smith
Web Developer
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| er**@did-it.com | Honor lost, much lost. |
| 516-255-0500 | Courage lost, all lost... |
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Marc G. Fournier wrote:
We have just packaged up our second Release Candidate for v7.4, with the
hopes of producing a full release next week.
A full ChangeLog is available at:
ftp://ftp.postgresql.org/pub/sources...Log.RC1.to.RC2
But, one of the highlights is that support for tcl8.0.x has been
re-introduced.
there are alot of doc changes, and some "what appear to be" small fixes,
mostly related to the various ports.
As we are in the home stretch of a full release, we encourage as many as
possible to test and report any bugs they can find, whether as part of the
build process, or running in "real life" scenarios.
If we've heard no reports back before midnight on Thursday, we are looking
at a full code freeze, with a Final Release to happen on the following
Monday.
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