Hi Bernard,

> I can't understand this. If it's fixed it should be integrated ASAP, why 
> keep it OOo Later ? It was fixed in August 2005, and could have been 
> integrated in 2.0.1.
> I queried IssueZilla for : RESOLVED and FIXED and OOo Later and Creation 
> date between 2005-01-01 and now. Result : 75 issues ! What are you 
> developers waiting for ? More duplicate reports ? More disappointed users ?

I can't talk about the concrete issue here, but let me say a general
word about those other 74 ...
Every bug fix has the potential of a regression. While we all try our
best to avoid this, reality shows that a certain percentage of bug fixes
causes a new bug. Because of this, there are restrictions on what kind
(and how many) fixes we put into the "maintainance releases" such as
2.0.x. Those releases are expected to improve the product, not to
decrease its quality. We simply do not want to take the risk associated
with all the bug fixes we could have (and potentially, we *could* have
much more than those 75, if we wanted to), at least not for 2.0.x.

Ciao
Frank

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