I'd like you guys to try to stabilize ocaml-3.08.4 on all arches asap. It is a bugfix release from 3.08.3 which is still marked unstable on sparc, hppa and amd64. A good test is to emerge coq with USE=gtk2 to get the gtk2 bindings built too, then running some `lablgtk2` examples as the ebuild suggest or `coqide`. I already rebuilt all ocaml packages on x86 with the new compiler with approximately no problem. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3.
Please elaborate on why you feel we need to circumvent the regular release process for this package (considering it hasn't even been in the tree for 24 hours yet). Are these bugs show stoppers? Is there some security issue?
The goal is to get rid of 08.3 and have 08.4 stable everywhere. The easiest solution is to first stabilize 08.3 quickly (mldonkey needs it to stabilize) and then follow the usual process, but 08.4 has also some serious bugs fixed (they're not showstoppers for what we have in portage but could be for users), so...
We don't have mldonkey keyworded sparc OR ~sparc, so I don't see how the sparc team has any motivation to break from the normal process.
3.08.3 is now stable on SPARC.
3.08.4 is now stable on SPARC.
Stable on amd64.
Allready marked stable. Remove CC for hppa.
What about making Ocaml 3.09.2 stable on x86?
Matthieu, want x86 to stabilize this? if not, close the bug.
3.08.4 or newer stable everywhere, closing a stale bug.