My thinking with E2 is that they want to move to train deployments (biweekly or weekly) in any case. Though for Echo, that's not likely at the moment, so this is something to consider when things settle down, so this is something to consider after the first Flow extension gets released.
I believe they already do ride the train for most patches on existing projects in maintenance mode.
On May 16, 2013, at 1:24 PM, Greg Grossmeier greg@wikimedia.org wrote:
I just want to highlight a question I have for the various feature teams at WMF:
(Staying on engineering@ so that everyone can participate, instead of mailing individual team leads/etc.)
<quote name="Greg Grossmeier" date="2013-05-14" time="15:15:10 -0700"> > == Riding the Train == > > Now is the time to start getting more development teams to start riding > the MW Core deploy train. If a one-week cycle/14 day lifespan (with the > always possible important backports available) is something doable for > your team right now, please do let me know. If it isn't, please let me > know what would be "good enough".
Thanks!
Greg
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