my status until June 3rd
will <[email protected]>
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I'm getting married on Saturday and I need to get a bunch done between now and then. After that I'm on a honeymoon (and I promised not to bring my computer). Ryan is an active developer and has checkin privs. I defer all decisions to him until I get back. I look very much forward to finishing things up for a 1.4 release. If there are additional things that should go in before that time, then that's cool with me--I'm not hung up on what should and shouldn't go into the release so long as it's "well tested" and something that many/most/all people agree is a good thing. I'd like to do a second release this summer some time. I think that gives Z a chance to factor adjustments into PyBlosxom core that make his GSoC project easier/better/more-robust/etc. I mention this so that everyone knows the intention is to do a follow-up release as opposed to waiting another year and a half. Having said that, I think the PyBlosxom core is doing pretty well. There are some things I'd like to fix (I really want flawless WSGI support [and better documentation] and possibly paste command-line support), but for the most part I want to focus on better documentation, better testing, and a better infrastructure for creating, finding, and using plugins. In the future, there should be more effort on plugins and flavours and usability and less effort on tweaking the core. That's all theoretical off-the-cuff thinking, though--we may find out as time continues that we're not quite at that point yet. Good luck until then. I'm psyched that the project is moving along again and that there are so many voices involved. That's way cool. w00t! Rock on! /will ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by DB2 Express Download DB2 Express C - the FREE version of DB2 express and take control of your XML. No limits. Just data. Click to get it now. http://sourceforge.net/powerbar/db2/