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Michael Grant wrote:

> So, if I suck down RELENG_4 today, what do I get?  4.2beta or 4.1.1?

	If you ask for RELENG_4, you get RELENG_4. The names like
"4.1-RELEASE," "4.2-BETA," etc. are just labels that refer to specific
points in time along the RELENG_4 development cycle timeline. 

HTH,

Doug


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