Re: 1.30?

My only possible concern is Apache/mod_perl 2. Do we feel like the  
necessary support and documentation is there? Is it easy for an  
Apache/mod_perl 2 user to just grab Mason and use it, without having  
to search through mailing lists and the wiki?

If so then I'm all for it!

Jon

On Aug 3, 2005, at 4:11 PM, Dave Rolsky wrote:


> I talked to John Williams today at OSCON and he seemed to think we  
> were ready for the next release.  Should we go ahead with 1.30?
>
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