As Jono already mentioned a number of the reasons I gave to strongly  
push for a release today, it suffices to say that I agree whole- 
heartedly with Blair. Amen.

I'm fine with a Tuesday release, but we should make it a firm  
commitment and we should make it crystal clear on trac and/or the list  
(ideally both) *EXACTLY* what the blockers are that we are up against  
(if any).

m

>
> I think Personas has a dual release schedule - one for the client, one
> for the server-side stuff. It seems to work pretty well, and I don't  
> see
> why that method couldn't be applied to Ubiquity. To me, client
> (Ubiquity) and server (Herd) are two separate products.
>
> I don't think the release should be pushed back for new features. For
> serious bugs yes, but there's nothing major blocking that I know of.
> There's no such thing as a perfect release - there will always be
> something that could have been fixed, could have been better.
>
> So I'm for releasing now. Or Tuesday if really necessary. But not  
> any later.
>
> - Blair
>
>
>
> On 3/07/09 1:09 PM, Jono wrote:
>>
>> P.S. remember that if upgrading to 0.5 breaks a user's favorite
>> third-party command, they can always go back to parser 1 using the
>> Settings page.
>> (Anybody doing support should keep this in mind as it will be a  
>> common
>> complaint.)
>> --Jono
>>
>> On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 6:08 PM, Jono<[email protected]>  wrote:
>>> How about we release Tuesday?  Mitcho points out the following  
>>> reasons
>>> we should release after all:
>>>
>>> 1. if we push it back we will be letting down all the people who  
>>> have
>>> already blogged/written/read about the 0.5 release
>>> 2. the XPI itself is ready
>>> 3. The server components are not ready, but 0.5 without bug  
>>> reporter /
>>> herd is at least not any worse than 0.1.8 without bug reporter/herd
>>> 4. The rest of the community can handle support without me ;-)
>>> 5. Getting people onto 0.5 will reduce the load on the  
>>> ubiquity.mozilla.com.
>>>
>>> We should replace the herd and bug reporter pages with notifications
>>> that tell users those services are down for repair, and then focus  
>>> on
>>> getting them working after the 0.5 release is out.
>>>
>>> Atul and Aza have agreed to manage the release while I'm gone.
>>> --Jono
>>>
>>
>>>
>
> >

--
mitcho (Michael 芳貴 Erlewine)
[email protected]
http://mitcho.com/
linguist, coder, teacher


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