> I added that because so often the answer given by projects to "these bugs
> $are in STABLE" is "upgrade to $BLEEDING_EDGE".

Yeah, while we have a tradition of running on edge, I'm not going to
suggest that it's a good practise though.


> Okie.  One question I forgot to ask before -- do we go through the +1
> process/verified process, or do I just set 'verified' immediately to get it
> into the verified report (on the basis that, if the fix went into edge, the
> patch is probably OK)?  Should there be (is there) a tag specifically for
> "this needs to be applied to the stable branch"?  Nothing jumped out at me
> in http://dev.ror.o/reports.

Lets just use http://dev.rubyonrails.org/report/19 Tickets get there
by being tagged with 'needs_review'.  If the patch applies more or
less cleanly, we can skip the review stuff, if the bug needs a wholly
different fix we'll do some more rigorous reviewing.  However I think
that it's unlikely to be necessary.


> I'll see what I can do in that line, but others should probably chip in
> their favourites as well.

Absolutely, people who have 'annoying bugs' they want fixed in 1.2.x
should probably do some trac searching, or jump into #rails-contrib
and ask around.  Once we get a sense for the size of the problem, we
can schedule a rough release date.

-- 
Cheers

Koz

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