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Subject: -current  submitting policys
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Hello
	I supped -current on 2-27-96, to bring my tree up to date.
Building of libc failed in libc/db also libutil died because the Makefile
had a '-C' not a '-c'.  I have my -current build env chroot'ed so instabilities
in -current won't bring down my whole system.  

This brings up a few questions at least for me.  Should the code be buildable 
and installable on the developers machine with the latest -current before 
submitting?  Should a code diff be inspected by another peer before submitting?
Is there a policy about unit testing?  What is the policy on submiting changes 
into the -current tree for alpha and beta testing by the masses? 

Peace, ejc

Disclaimer:
	I do understand what current is, I have rtfm.  Just looking for 
constructive development ideas.