I am !! In a production environment we may avoid bugs and more risky problems (like an insane SNMP discoverer, or something like that).

So I’ll be interested in a stable branch, regularly updated :-)

 

I think the most important things are :

 

1)      Stability

2)      “Silence” – in terms of not talking too much on the network

3)      Performance

4)      Without less information or functionality than the latest updates

 

Regards,

 

Adrien BERTRAND

Administrateur Sécurité du Système d'Information

 

Tel : 01.42.79.47.81

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From: Tom Laermans <tom.laermans@powersource.cx>

To: observium@observium.org

Subject: Re: [Observium] Stable vs Trunk

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Hi,

> As it turns out, waiting for a bit of software to feel un-buggy enough

> to call stable is a little bit like chasing a magic dragon in a

> pharmaceutically-enhanced dream, a largely unattainable goal. It's a

> little difficult to gauge stability when we have half a dozen commits

> per day!

> 

> Are any of you using the stable branch, and if so, how often and under

> what conditions would you want me to merge changes?

Nobody interested in the stable branch?

 

Tom