I tend to agree. While I would have preferred a perfect hotpatch that
worked everywhere, it doesn't seem to be enough of a problem to be worth
the trouble. The benefit is low relative to the risk of making a mistake
and getting it wrong and the amount of etsting that we need to do to
make absolutely sure it doesn't.
Good analysis John
I tend to agree. While I would have preferred a perfect hotpatch that worked everywhere, it doesn't seem to be enough of a problem to be worth the trouble. The benefit is low relative to the risk of making a mistake and getting it wrong and the amount of etsting that we need to do to make absolutely sure it doesn't.