Changeset 4279 for branches/README

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    11= Branch Overview = 
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    3 This document explains the purpose and status of the various  
    4 branches. The current setup is not ideal because we are in a 
    5 transitional state, but by the time we are nearing readiness for 
    6 a 1.0 release the situation will improve. 
     3== branches/0.10 == 
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    8 == branches/0.9 == 
     5The 0.10 branch is the latest stable version of Doctrine. This  
     6branch is recommended for use with production projects. 
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    10 Currently, this is the most stable release branch for Doctrine.   
    11 You can use this branch with only limited risk of backwards 
    12 compatibility breakages.  The only changes that should be applied 
    13 to this branch are bugfixes. 
     8== branches/0.11 = 
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    15 However, you should be aware that the documentation may not be  
    16 completely in sync with the contents of this branch, as it contains 
    17 documentation for features which will be in 1.0 but which were 
    18 not fully baked at the time of this branch. 
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    20 == branches/1.0 == 
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    22 The 1.0 branch was created as a place to begin readying a 1.0 release 
    23 of Doctrine.  However, it soon became clear that Doctrine was not 
    24 ready for a feature freeze, and the overhead of keeping the trunk 
    25 and the 1.0 in branch in sync became problematic.  As a result, we 
    26 created the 0.9 branch for users who need a stable version of 
    27 Doctrine.  The 1.0 branch will be neglected in favor of 
    28 developing in the trunk until we reach a 1.0 feature freeze, at  
    29 which point the 1.0 branch will be replaced by a copy of the 
    30 trunk. 
    31  
    32 If you are using a version of the 1.0 branch pinned to r3254 or 
    33 before, consider switching to the 0.9 branch in order to get 
    34 bugfixes. 
    35  
    36 If you are using a later version of the 1.0 branch, you can 
    37 continue to do so.  However, you should be aware that at a future 
    38 date it will be completely replaced with a copy of the trunk, 
    39 and there may be backwards compatibility breakage at that time. 
    40 From that point onward, it should become a more stable, bugfix-only 
    41 branch. 
     10The 0.11 branch is where we are preparing the next latest stable  
     11version of Doctrine. This branch will replace the 0.10 branch as  
     12soon as it is ready. 
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    4314== branches/experimental ==