Since it sounds like Win32 is busted (I'd say it'd be fine to say that .31 is beta but doesn't work on Win32, but wrowe doesn't like that), how about just taking the .31 tree, tagging *that* as .32, and carefully bumping files that resolve issues into .32 and the RM can carefully decide which other recent commits/changes are worthy of inclusion in .32?
I know that there have been lots of changes in .32-dev since .31 was tagged that have challenged the stability of the current tree. If we took .32 and made it as close to .31 as we could but with the *minimum* required changes to make .32, we could be close to a real beta. (This seems to mimic the APACHE_BEST tag I think was proposed before my time.) And, if the only substantive changes in .32 are related to Win32, we don't lose the testing that has already occurred on Unix platforms. Food for thought. FWIW, I'd volunteer to be RM, but I won't have the time until Wednesday at the earliest. -- justin
