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Date: Fri, 16 Jul 2021 22:17:01 +0200
Subject: Re: have next stable (e.g. v3.15) as transitional symlink to edge in the repository?
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> This "simply" modification put a burden on the infrastructure side=2E
> Considered the minimum benefit of this, compared with the difficultie=
s related to handling this "simply" modification, I don't think is wort=
hy at all=2E

Ok, thank you Francesco for answering=2E

I had just hoped it might not imply more than creating a symlink
for the next release when doing a stable release=2E
Never mind if it'a a more complicated thing, or the infrastructure woul=
d
replicate the whole tree instead of just mirroring the symlink=2E

(The idea of course came from how branches may be followed
 through their release cycle with codenames like "bullseye" in debian=2E=
)

Kind regards
-Al