I know there is interest in doing a new release so perhaps I can help us get started. There a few orders of business to take care of though. I don't recall us ever deciding on whether it would be 1.0.10 or 1.1.0. I had recommended 1.0.10 until we pass the TCK and got a few +1 but the conversation sort of petered out.
I will volunteer to be the release manager again since I did a lot of this last time. My goal is to pass the torch on to someone else for the next release. If there is someone who wants to work with me to learn the process that would be good. I learned quite a few things about the ASF release process last time only some of which is documented. I will document everything this time around. I also think we should have a release plan. I just saw the Shale release plan (http://wiki.apache.org/struts/ShaleRelease100) and I think we should "rip" Craig's release plan and use it as a foundation for our own. This is how the serious ASF projects do things and I think with each release we should be trying to be aligning ourselves more and more with the ASF standards onthese sorts of things. Thoughts? sean
