Source releases are very infrequent, so I wouldn't recommend working off
those. I think the usual approach to this is to checkout the source and
put it into your own repository. Then you can pick and choose what and
when to merge from the public repository.
-+ enlight +-
William Bierman wrote:
> Are there any production worthy releases of the source? With how
> frequently trunk is changed, it seems too risky to use any arbitrary
> snapshot.
>
> Regards,
>
> Bill
>
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