Sorry about the delay. I was out of town most of last week.

I've fixed the bind_meta_data problem and the tgsetup.py on Windows  
problems. Please give it a try and if all is good, I'll tag it.

My next step after that is to go through all of the 1.0b2 tickets in  
trac (paying particular attention to any patches in there) and decide  
which get applied. I'm going to move tickets around as needed to meet  
this goal:

1) get outstanding patches applied or rejected (or at least commented  
on, if changes are needed)
2) get a 1.0b3 out with that
3) see if there are bugs that absolutely must get fixed and work on  
fixing those
4) release a 1.0b4 with those fixes
5) 1.0rc1 if 1.0b4 is not broken
6) 1.0 final

After that, we can schedule tickets for 1.0.1, etc. I just don't like  
making release candidates of betas.

It also occurs to me that tgsetup.py can request a specific version  
of TurboGears, which means that one version of tgsetup can download  
the current release, the next one coming up, a nightly build,  
whatever... we can do some useful things with that.

Kevin

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