On 03/08/2010 12:26 PM, Robert Bradshaw wrote:
If you want a stabilization release, volunteer to be a release manager (perhaps partnering with someone else) and only merge "safe" bug fixes. I don't thing anyone would complain, as long as the release cycle wasn't too long so that people knew their code their new code could still get in in a timely manner. If you don't have time for this, I totally understand, as I don't either.
+1. We can talk all we want, but in the end, the person that volunteers is the one that gets things done, at least in an open-source project.
If someone was to volunteer to do a bug-fix only release, I certainly wouldn't complain that my patches didn't get in for another 2-3 weeks (well, if I did complain, and it really mattered enough to me, I'd practically be signing up to do a feature-release a few days after the bug-fix only release :).
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