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That’s great news! I love fast updates!
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First, let me just say thank you (and team) as a long time Wolf user, it’s been my dependable steady for a very long time
Unsure if this is good or bad as a whole , does this put extra strain on yourself and the Wolf team? Of course, we would all want security issues resolved asap, so from that perspective is good. But as far as new features, just not all that interested in most cases they be rushed tbh, though I guess I’m likely the minority of that opinion. More opportunity for mistakes? IDK
Curious of your thoughts and perspective?
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I wouldn’t really call it strain, but it rather takes time away from things I would rather spend my time on. I can usually get everything done for a new major release in a couple of hours and I liked only having to do this roughly once a month.
The only positive thing is that it is a bit more digestible to follow what happens upstream. Release 153 has roughly 3,200 Bugzilla bugs associated with it and 20,873 changed files, with 1,453,248 additions and 865,677 deletions when comparing the current 152 release and the current 153 beta.
If they actually stick to their word of not pressuring their employees to now work faster and it equates to roughly half of the current churn that happens, it shouldn’t be too bad.
Some more context
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