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Bug #50409 Windows snapshots stall doesn't differentiate between release or broken compile
Submitted: 2009-12-08 11:58 UTC Modified: 2009-12-08 15:11 UTC
From: RQuadling at GMail dot com Assigned:
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 [2009-12-08 11:58 UTC] RQuadling at GMail dot com 
Description:
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Hi.

I regularly download the win32 snapshots for testing locally - to make 
sure everything is working for me as expected.

As I understand things, there are 2 reasons why the latest snapshot 
isn't uptodate.

1 - During a release cycle the snapshots are stopped.
2 - An error stopped the successful compilation.

As far as I can tell, there is no indication as to why the snapshot is 
not uptodate.

Would it be possible to have something to say why the snapshots are 
not uptodate.



Reproduce code:
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http://windows.php.net/snapshots/

Expected result:
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Uptodate snapshots

2009/12/08 for PHP6/5.3/5.2 (VC9/VC6 x86/x64 ts/nts zip/installer/debug)

(VC9/VC6 as appropriate to PHP version).

Actual result:
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Last snapshot was

2009/12/06 for PHP6 (VC9 x86 ts/nts zip/installer/debug)
2009/12/06 for PHP5.2 (VC6 x86 ts/nts zip/installer/debug)
2009/12/06 for PHP5.3 (VC6/9 x86 ts/nts zip/installer/debug)
2009/12/08 for PHP5.3 (VC9 x64 ts/nts zip/installer)

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 [2009-12-08 15:08 UTC] pajoye@php.net 
.

already explained you that 1000 times. adding more noises to the stack does not help to actually the job.
 [2009-12-08 15:11 UTC] rquadling@php.net 
So where do I see that a release process has started? Somebody must do 
something to stop the builds. That flag/indicator/whatever is what I'm 
looking for. They don't stop by themselves.
 
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