It looks like we've got a good set of issues fixed for 2.0.10 and things are starting to stabilize. We'll start publishing 2.0.10 RC's as early as today. I think we worked out a good process with the 2.0.9 release and we should continue in that direction. The basic principles are:
1) we will stop to fix any regressions between 2.0.9 and 2.0.10 2) Nothing else should be included once we start this process The initial RCs will be posted to the dev list, but naturally everyone is welcome to try them. After we get comfortable with the stability of the RCs here, I'll again involve the user list for broader testing of the system. This is where we found the majority of the serious issues last time. The issues chosen for 2.0.10 were primarily regressions identified over earlier versions and the next highest voted issues that could be solved without risking further destabilization and regressions. Because we expect to have several iterations, the RCs will be tagged as RCs to avoid us having to rewind all the versions back many times. Once the final RC has stabilized, we will redo the release a final time so that the version is correct. This build will be the one voted on and hopefully ultimately released. Thanks, Brian
