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<blockquote data-quote="marvenius" data-source="post: 366929" data-attributes="member: 82232">I believe approving from within the GUI is already somewhere on the issue list.no you don't, nobody is forcing you to compile yourself <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" />Well, after official release new issue and bugs will submerge and be planned for bugfix releases. Bugfix releases are the 0.0.1 incremental releases and they do come almost immediately after showstopper bugs are revealed. As lately proven by the Ofdb issues.Also, release candidates are tested thoroughly in a relative short time. So there really is no need for a &quot;weekly&quot; svn build. This forum would probable be swarmed with posts regarding the &quot;unstable and unapproved&quot; svn builds. Time is better spend on the official (beta) releases.So yeah, you can build your own, but nothing more. Normal issues and requests are already monitored closely by fforde, armandp and travisx. (and other developers I must say.)There is no gain on managing &quot;extra issues and bugs&quot; on SVN builds.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="marvenius, post: 366929, member: 82232"] I believe approving from within the GUI is already somewhere on the issue list. no you don't, nobody is forcing you to compile yourself ;) Well, after official release new issue and bugs will submerge and be planned for bugfix releases. Bugfix releases are the 0.0.1 incremental releases and they do come almost immediately after showstopper bugs are revealed. As lately proven by the Ofdb issues. Also, release candidates are tested thoroughly in a relative short time. So there really is no need for a "weekly" svn build. This forum would probable be swarmed with posts regarding the "unstable and unapproved" svn builds. Time is better spend on the official (beta) releases. So yeah, you can build your own, but nothing more. Normal issues and requests are already monitored closely by fforde, armandp and travisx. (and other developers I must say.) There is no gain on managing "extra issues and bugs" on SVN builds. [/QUOTE]

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