As far as I can tell this task is free to take. I've updated Roadmap page 
with a correct link to all the issues we currently have at 
http://code.google.com/p/spyderlib/issues/list?q=MS=v2.2

On Thursday, April 26, 2012 6:14:06 PM UTC+3, Steve wrote:
>
> So, April is almost over... This most likely means the 2.2 release is 
> delayed, right?  Can someone update the Roadmap to reflect any changes in 
> schedule?  Has there ever been any discussion about what the debugging is 
> going to look like or who will be working on it?
> -Steve
>
> On Thursday, January 19, 2012 6:56:24 AM UTC-6, Carlos Córdoba wrote:
>>
>> Another thing I was forgetting:
>>
>> Before starting 2.2 we should really have to decide if we stay in 
>> googlecode or switch to github, but let's discuss that in the other 
>> thread we have about it
>>
>> El 19/01/12 07:52, Carlos Córdoba escribió:
>> > Hi,
>> >
>> > El 17/01/12 17:18, Pierre Raybaut escribió:
>> >> 2012/1/17 Steve<>:
>> >>> I'd like to get some clarification on what specific issues will be
>> >> Me too ;)
>> >>
>> >> Actually this matter has not yet been discussed within the 
>> >> "development team".
>> >> Regarding v2.2, the next step is to freeze the v2.1 repository and
>> >> really switch to maintenance mode (we have introduced more features
>> >> than we should have done since v2.1.0: this is not improving
>> >> stability...).
>> >
>> > That's been me :-) Sorry for that... Since we have not discussed about 
>> > 2.2 I thought I could add simple features to 2.1 (well, automatic 
>> > quotes have proven to be not so simple!).
>> >
>> > Anyway, we could really freeze 2.1 whenever you feel is the right time 
>> > Pierre. I have in the making or as ideas a lot of things I would like 
>> > to see for 2.2:
>> >
>> > 1. Ipdb support for Ipython console
>> > 2. Add numpydoc and latex extensions to the Object Inspector
>> > 3. Add tabs and a homepage to the Object Inspector
>> > 4. Completely integrate ipython qtconsole in Spyder. For this we would 
>> > need to create a config page, add tabs to the plugin, send code from 
>> > the  Editor and connect it to the Object Inspector and Variable 
>> > Explorer (I know this last one is working but kind of as a hack...)
>> > 5. Add a matlab-cell like feature.
>> > 6. Improve Rope introspection features (to avoid things like the bug 
>> > reported by Steve, where the Editor almost freezes during code 
>> > completion)
>> >
>> >> Then we may begin to work on v2.2. So we will have to
>> >> discuss the priorities depending on what we can do
>> >> (availability/skills) and on what we want to do. Anyway, I think that
>> >> our motivation is always a combination of what we like to do and of
>> >> what we need individually. So we'll see if someone will take care of
>> >> debugging features or not.
>> >
>> > Although I almost never use debugging (old school guy, who uses 
>> > print's all over the place) I think we could take a look at Pudb 
>> > (https://github.com/inducer/pudb) for ideas on how to create a good 
>> > and robust Debugging plugin.
>> >
>> > Cheers,
>> > Carlos
>> >
>> >>
>> >>> addressed with regards to debugging in 2.2.  Will there be a break
>> >>> point widget?  Execution Stack widget?  What will debugging look like
>> >>> when 2.2 is done?
>> >>>
>> >>> I was looking through some spyder code the other day and saw the
>> >>> function open_in_spyder() that extracts the __file__ variable from a
>> >>> module.  Is there any chance that under some circumstances __file__
>> >>> could be all lower case?  Maybe that's somehow the cause of issues
>> >>> #612 and #634?  Just a random idea I thought I would throw out there.
>> >> No, this function is only used for a Spyder console (InternalShell)
>> >> embedded into a Qt application:. Thanks to this function, we can link
>> >> the console to the Spyder main window from which it was executed. More
>> >> precisely, when clicking on a traceback link within an embedded
>> >> Spyder's console, it opens the corresponding file at the right line
>> >> number within Spyder's editor.
>> >>
>> >> -Pierre
>> >>
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