Yes particularly in the context of components like ARQ there are a lot of
bug and performance fixes plus other minor enhancements that I and others
have worked on.

For the record ARQ hasn't received a new release in 6 months so while
there are clearly some TDB issues to be resolved it is best to get a
release out the door to get the fixes to that and other components into
the hands of users.

More frequent releases should hopefully be a lot easier now we are a TLP
and don't have quite so many hurdles to jump through to get our release
done (we now only have to hold a successful release vote ourselves rather
than also having to pass through the Incubator process)

Rob

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On 6/13/12 3:34 PM, "Andy Seaborne" <[email protected]> wrote:

>> PS: Is this concern not a good reason to delay the release, at least
>> until it is understood?
>
>See http://s.apache.org/pt and also the fact there may well be another
>release quite soon for, if nothing else, a better NodeTableTrans.
>
>There are many things in the release - non-TDB bug fixes and
>improvements, close tracking of SPARQL 1.1, etc etc.  And for TDB,
>better protection of data due to fixes since 0.9.0-incubating.
>
>And the release doesn't say "-incubating"
>
>So, in the spirit of continuous improvement, I think the release should
>go ahead, and I have sent the VOTE message.
>
>Release early, release often.
>
>       Andy
>
>

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