Stable GNOME updates, how could be do better?

[Max Bowsher]

Luca Falavigna wrote:
> What about using -proposed for every GNOME stable release?

Two potential issues with that:

* At the moment, there's an assumption that anything in -proposed is
intended to go to -updates once sufficient testing has occurred, or be
deleted if testing fails.

* We could end up in the situation where -proposed is occupied with a
later version of a GNOME package leaving us nowhere to stage a more
targeted SRU patch against the -release version.

Max.

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