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Hey,
So we have been running nightly stable builds for a long time now, and I was just curious what dictates when a new stable nightly build comes out. Are they just fully automated and every night (sometimes there aren't builds every night-- so they don't seem exactly "nightly")? Or are the builds human curated as to "We fixed a couple bugs so let's do a nightly build tonight?"
In other words, when the release notes say "No relevant changes" do they actually mean it? It is just a build number bump with zero code changes? Or could that mean some small bugs were fixed that are just not in the release notes?
The main reason I am asking now is that we are about to bump up to the latest, and I see there are at least two stable nightly builds since the release build now. The notes seem to indicate No Relevant Changes since the release date version.
We would definitely want to install any recent fixes, as this has to be deployed to the entire farm, and this takes time.
Thanks.
So we have been running nightly stable builds for a long time now, and I was just curious what dictates when a new stable nightly build comes out. Are they just fully automated and every night (sometimes there aren't builds every night-- so they don't seem exactly "nightly")? Or are the builds human curated as to "We fixed a couple bugs so let's do a nightly build tonight?"
In other words, when the release notes say "No relevant changes" do they actually mean it? It is just a build number bump with zero code changes? Or could that mean some small bugs were fixed that are just not in the release notes?
The main reason I am asking now is that we are about to bump up to the latest, and I see there are at least two stable nightly builds since the release build now. The notes seem to indicate No Relevant Changes since the release date version.
We would definitely want to install any recent fixes, as this has to be deployed to the entire farm, and this takes time.
Thanks.
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