Nicolas Lehuen wrote:
As you can see on
http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/BrowseProject.jspa , there are
only two bugs still scheduled for 3.2.0 ; the rest is not scheduled.
Should we schedule all bugs for 3.2.0 and only release it once all the
bugs are released, or could we make an intermediary release ? I'm in
favor of an intermediary release with the bunch of bug fixes that
we've already done.
Personally I'd like to see as many issues resolved as possible, even
those not scheduled. That being said, the fixes for the issues I suggest
below (except for MODPYTHON-38) are pretty straight forward. I scan JIRA
again to see if there are any others that can be readily resolved.
Also, I'd *really* like to hold off on the release until my new session
handling mechanism can be incorporated. I've been banging away at it for
a week, trying to track down some strange segfaults. I'll be posting a
message on this shortly.
In this case, can everybody review the remaining bugs on JIRA and
select those they want to be fixed for 3.2.0 ?
Here are the issues I'd like to see resolved before a release:
MODPYTHON-19
Add a section about security in the documentation
We should at least have some mention about security for this
release, even if it is not exhaustive. You can assign this one to me if
you like.
MODPYTHON-37
Add apache.register_cleanup()
According to the FAQ entry linked by Graham, this probably can't be
done, so change it's status to closed?
MODPYTHON-38
Passing req.form into psp.PSP().
It would be nice to resolve the form handling issues in general. I
don't think a change like this should go in a bug fix (eg 3.2.1). Much
better to do it now if possible, although this is not trivial.
MODPYTHON-45
Implement a file-based session manager
This is waiting for docs from me, but I want to add some features
to the general session handling mechanism first. See the following email.
MODPYTHON-52
path to flex used in compiling mod_python is hard coded
I have a patch for this that will fix the build on *nix systems.
The patch does not help the current build in the Windows world where
configure is not used, but at least it'll take care of some users.
MODPYHON-55
Add a version attribute to the mod_python module
I'd like to reopen this issue and apply the patch I suggested, which
adds the function static PyObject * server_get_mp_version. This way we
don't need to worry about parsing the source for the correct version.
MODPYTHON-58
_apache._global_lock results in segfault when index > number of mutexes
This is a bug, pure and simple and I have the patch. We should
never ship software that knowingly causes a segfault.
MODPYHON-?? no jira issue yet
There are errors in the documentation where the docs don't match the
mod_python code.
I have the patches to fix these, and will create a corresponding JIRA
issue. Not release critical, but we may as well fix them now rather than
later.
Regards
Jim