Do we need to keep enabled updates-testing repository?

[nimnull22]

Dear All.

I have:

fedora                                     Fedora 13 - i386                                                    enabled: 16,814
rpmfusion-free-updates          RPM Fusion for Fedora 13 - Free - Updates              enabled:    603
updates                                   Fedora 13 - i386 - Updates                                   enabled:    112
updates-testing                       Fedora 13 - i386 - Test Updates                            enabled:  1,230

Do we need to keep "Test Updates" enabled?
I am asking because it was disabled for couple of days.
After enabled it I have found some updates (evolution for example) only there. There wasn't any other updates for i686.

Thanks

[BugRocks1]

If you are not testing anything and don't want to be the first to break or fix something no you don't need it.
But if you do want to send feedback you can enable that.

[nimnull22]

So, if I understand right, all updates now come to "updates-testing" and then after being tested to "updates"?

[BugRocks1]

That sounds about right, with the only thing being that update-testing is not new, at least if I remember correctly F10 had it already.

[CSchwangler]

The last fedora-release-13-1.noarch I got disabled updates-testing and enabled updates. So if you stick with the default settings, there is nothing to do, i. e. updates-testing disappears automatically and is replaced by updates.