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jonathanpallant
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- Adds the first draft of the slides
- Cleans up the example code
- Ensures the code examples are tested
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Thank you for all the comments! I really value and appreciate your attention to detail. |
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this was a joy to read, thanks for writing it |
Now taken from ISO 26262-1:2018 as published in summary form at iso.org.
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@pietroalbini is this OK now? |
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Except for the pricing, it looks good! |
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OK, that's tracked in #2 |
Closes: #2
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@pietroalbini, pricing has now been fixed. |
| * Access to the open-source code is free | ||
| * Includes the source of the Qualification Documentation | ||
| * A Binary Subscription is €25/month | ||
| * Includes pre-rolling, rolling, beta and stable |
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| * Includes pre-rolling, rolling, beta and stable | |
| * Includes upstream Rust releases (pre-rolling and rolling channels) | |
| * Includes Ferrocene stable releases (beta and stable channels) |
Then we should mention while speaking that pre-rolling is upstream's beta, and rolling is upstream's stable
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Yes, that voice-over goes with the diagram. Not sure I'd call beta a stable release though?
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A few lines above it says:
What upstream calls stable we rename to rolling. What they call beta we
call pre-rolling.
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Also I'm not sure that saying "upstream Rust releases" is sufficiently precise here. AIUI we ship our binary builds of the upstream Rust source releases, but with our patches on top. Most people would consider, I think, that "upstream Rust release" means the binaries shipped by upstream.
This is where the Enterprise Linux analogy falls down, because The Linux Kernel makes only source releases, not binary releases.
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Sure, also explaining what rolling and pre-rolling are would be good (rather than this). My main concern was people not confusing our beta/stable with upstream's beta/stable.
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I'll break that out into its own slide for clarity.
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Called it out separately. Also noted that a binary subscription doesn't get you rendered docs, only doc source code.
This slide is normally done live, but it's a note for the presenter that the install method shown will change in the future.
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@pietroalbini, good to go? |
