Vitja Makarov, 11.09.2011 16:13:
2011/9/11 Stefan Behnel:
A problem with the current master branch is that we already dropped support
for Py2.3 in it...
I see two ways to get a release out: create a branch from the current master
and remove from it what we don't consider stable (or 'right' for that
release), or merge the most important and easily mergeable changes over to
the current release branch for 0.15.1 and leave the rest to a
not-so-far-in-the future 0.16.
Personally, I vote for the latter, because I think we should rather try to
get 0.16 out soon and not put too much work into 0.15.1. There were enough
changes in master (and potentially some more in the open pull requests) to
merit a 0.16. And I certainly wouldn't mind keeping the list of changes in a
main release a little shorter.
+1 for second option, What about 2.3 support in 0.15.1?
None of the fixes that I selected for 0.15.1 should break 2.3 support
(famous last words...).
Stefan
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