Hi all, http://s.apache.org/Xpc shows 17 remaining issues.
Going through them: FOR-644, FOR-855, FOR-857, FOR-868, FOR-1149 - FOR-1152 above are issues leading to up doing a release. Of those I have checked FOR-1149 through to FOR-1152 and believe they can be moved over to the next release version. FOR-889 Use by Ant of newer catalog entity resolver failing for Windows = push to 0.10 ? FOR-922 update all docs that explain sitemap fragments = not sure, ideally should be done before release. FOR-1069 add notices for US cryptographic export laws = a continual issue that shouldn't hold up a release. FOR-1073 link elements with no href are created by html-to-document.xsl for a/name = needs checking again, ideally should be done before release, not currently listed as a blocker. FOR-1077 new CreationDate causes constant differences in output pdf documents = ideally should be done before release, not listed as a blocker. FOR-1104 pdf output warnings "paragraph overflows the available area" = ideally should be done before release, not a blocker and could be moved to 0.10 FOR-1122 Example site contentIntegration currently only works in forrest run mode = I've mentioned this in another mail, suggesting we move this out of core and into a branch so it can be worked on independant of this release and only moved back into trunk after the release and after it is functional again. FOR-1184 using unreleased code for some supporting products = I have no problem with this being solved over time, sometimes we just can't help but use unreleased code to make ours more stable. Push to 0.10 is my suggestion. FOR-1187 upgraded PDF plugin was not deployed properly = This plugin is probably a bit special and hopefully the release can see this deployed at the same time. In summary then, I think we are nearly there! Like the docs say, let's be a bit more brutal and get this release out there. I know we are not other projects, but when I see other projects releasing every 3 months, or after a dozen or so bugs fixed, or a new feature or two, I yearn for the days when we can be a bit more like them. Gav...