Re: Overloading __index and __newindex

I already mentioned I'm building the docs automatically, etc and I get that
it's more than tagging.  I won't argue about your personal definition of a
maintained project. It won't really get anywhere productive, and it doesn't
do anything for people using the project.

In any case, I'll take this as an indication that nobody would mind me
making unofficial 0.9.1.x releases. I've already integrated all patches
I've seen go by on this mailing list, as well as quite a few of my own. If
anyone has changes or improvements, I'm happy to accept pull requests.

Ryan

On Wed, Feb 15, 2012 at 12:09 PM, Peter Colberg <[email protected]> wrote:

> On Wed, Feb 15, 2012 at 09:57:08AM -0800, Jason McKesson wrote:
> > Tagging a release is not the same as /making/ a release. Making a
> > release involves removing unimportant things from the distro (tests
> > and such), building the docs
>
> I beg to differ on the “unimportant things”: Tests are _very_
> important for the distributed software, and should _always_ be
> included in the released source archive.
>
> You will find that nowadays, given the abundance of computing power,
> many GNU/Linux distributions automatically run the upstream test suite
> as part of the package building process.
>
> > packaging it in a zip file
>
> zip and/or tarball, let's not be too Windows-centric ;-).
>
> Peter
>
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