I think we've done most of 1.6.0, modulo a couple of questionmarks. I'm thinking it would be good to roll an actual release in time for the resurrection :)
Potentially open issues are (in no particular order): 1. Mark timedlocks experimental 2. Revisit default mutex methods 3. apr_file_copy perms fix 4. Backport object perms patch I've changed my mind on (1), and am happy to leave things as-is with recent patches. If they don't get out there, we won't get the feedback, as witness the fact we only noticed there was a problem when I test-drove on Mac. Regarding (2), I'm inclined to leave as-is. Tinker in trunk! Regarding (3), a fix is good but not a showstopper. (4) is the harder one. I've read through it and all looks fine, but it's too big to nod through comfortably, and I haven't attempted to devise a test case. My inclination is to leave it for now. Questions: - is there a (5) I've overlooked? - anyone want to shoot me down on (1) to (4)? - anyone want to shoot me down on rolling by Easter? - anyone want to claim the roll, or shall I? -- Nick Kew
