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>>>>> "geoffrey" == Geoffrey Talvola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

  geoffrey> I 100% agree with you -- we just need someone with the time
  geoffrey> and inclination to act as a Webware release manager.

  geoffrey> Any volunteers?  The first step would be just to review the
  geoffrey> open bugs and patches on SourceForge and write up a short
  geoffrey> proposal for what to put into the next release and when to do
  geoffrey> the release.  It could just be "release what's in CVS" because
  geoffrey> to me it seems very solid and definitely better than the last
  geoffrey> release.

Short version: First, Tavis's bug report, #621494, should be addressed
before a new release; at the very least, folks using PSP should see if
it's replicable; if so, it should be fixed. Second, there's a patch
against Page.py (v. 1.25) that adds a new method,
handlePostWithoutAction(), that someone might argue should be applied. 

Longer version:

Only two bug reports are worth noting since 0.7 release:

1) #550156, which is Geoff reporting that turning on ExtraPathInfo is
   broken; I think that Ian has something in CVS which addresses this,
   though I may be misremembering.

2) #621494, which is Tavis's report about PSP parsing bug, that a space
   after the opening bracket, <, and before psp:method causes a PSP parse
   error(?). It's filed against the CVS of 2002.09.01.07.00.00, so I'd
   think this is one that needs to be addressed. I can't replicate it
   locally as I'm running default 0.7.

As for patches, there are 7 patches since the 0.7 release, near as I can
tell:

Two of them are installation, portability issues -- one a fix for start
and stop scripts, the other makes Webware work nicely with FreeBSD
ports. Neither of these seems critical.

There's a patch addressing encoding support for XML-RPC, but I can't seem
to download it from SF to review it. It was assigned to Geoff, so this may
well be taken care of in CVS.

There's a pair of patches to add Postgresql support to Middlekit, one of
which is against a Python PG library, which I would think can be
ignored. The other patch basically adds a class,
PostgresObjectStore(SQLObjectStore), to Generate.py. Near as I can tell,
again, this could be dropped.

Another patch adds LRWP/Xitami support to Webkit; again, IIRC, Ian has
checked in something to CVS along these lines recently?

The last two patches are fairly negligible: #608957 adds some
If-Since-Then support to WebKit, but it seems the common pattern (?) is to
use Apache to serve static files. Last, #620519 is against Page.py
v. 1.25, adding a handlePostWithoutAction() method, the implementation of
which is "pass".

I can't imagine any of this is helpful toward making a new release, but
there it is.

Best,
Kendall Clark



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