Leopard branch has landed, and we are using system python on Leopard, Gutsy and Feisty.
All Tinderboxes have at least flashed some green, so the tree can be considered open for business again. Some loose ends remain, but things are looking ok for development. Many thanks to everyone who helped clean things up, especially bear for staying up until 5 am in the morning last night (and now it is getting close again)! There are some words of warning, though: * TestI18n plugin test fails for me on Windows XP, even though it passes on Tinderbox. * Things have become somewhat less stable, maybe not necessarily due to this landing although there was a new berkeley db in there as well, but things have just gradually gotten less stable since 0.7.1. * We don't have Tinderboxes doing PPC Leopard, or Feisty, meaning that if you are on those platforms you will almost certainly need to do full builds since it is unlikely there are binary tarballs available (Andi was doing these, but I don't know how long he's going to continue this courtesy service). * The Gutsy and Leopard tinderboxes do only full builds, and currently don't run functional tests. This means that even though the tree is green these platforms might have broken bits at any given time. * We are not yet finished. Bear and I have at least 3 bugs on our list before we can declare complete victory (one minor merge bug, one bug to do with .deb files and one to do the func tests on leopard and gutsy tbox). You can check our 0.7.3 bugs lists to get a handle of where things are. -- Heikki Toivonen
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