Re: pfctl question

["Richard P. Koett" <mail-lists@telus.net>]

>> > pfctl's options -l, -O, -t and -m are dead. they are superseeded by
>> > set loginterface <if>
>> > set optimization <modifier>
>> > set timeout <timeout> <value>
>> > set limit <limit> <value>
>> > in pf.conf nowadays.
>>
>> Forgive me if I am just being blind, but I can't find this
information
>> in the man pages.
>>
>> Where did you locate it?
>
>fries@ is slacking. will be there soon.
>
>but seriously, if you run -current or snapshots, you should follow
>source-changes. my commit message included these hints.

On the topic of - current, snapshots, etc...
My question arose after doing a couple of installs from
ftp.ca.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/snapshots/i386
on Thursday, June 28th around 22:00 PST

I was actually a bit surprised to see -current in my dmesg,
somewhere I got the impression I would see -stable.

Have I got it all wrong? What is the rule with snapshots?