can we have a 2.0.2 release soon?

[Chris Lyttle]

Hi all,

Sorry I've been out of touch for a while, had some changes in my job and 
life which has kept me pretty busy these last weeks.
I have no objection to others stepping into releases, docs or whatever 
when needed. If you need to attract my attention about something its 
best to email me directly, emails to this list get filtered off and I 
dont always look at them regularly.
Thomas, I'm sorry to have to tell you, but complaints about svn cruft in 
docs will be directed to /dev/null without a patch. I will look into it 
as soon as I find spare time to, but my life has gotten very busy lately 
so I can't say when that will be.
Dave, I'm not sure why you say the docs are at 1.9 unstable as the 
released docs says version 2.0. Be sure there will be a docs release 
too. BTW a big thankyou for all your fine work on updating things.
I will attempt to do some releases tomorrow.

Chris

Christian Stimming wrote:
> Am Montag, 2. Oktober 2006 23:52 schrieb Andreas Köhler:
>   
>> Too bad we have not had a new release yet. Thus I want to offer my help,
>> because I think, with initial start-up help by Chris and others, I would
>> be able to create releases. 
>>     
>
> Thanks for offering this additional support. I guess in case Chris is too busy 
> doing releases right now, he will (hopefully) explain this very soon and we 
> can designate him or whoever else as the person who will manage the next 
> releases.
>
>   
>> The one thing I will probably need constant 
>> input for is my suboptimal denglish (in announcements).
>>     
>
> Oh, for this there's an easy workaround: You can create a draft announcement 
> as page into the wiki, like in 
> http://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Announcement_2.0.0 , and ask on IRC or here for 
> some feedback. Actually I'd even prefer to have this kind of (short) 
> pre-release announcement review, because sometimes some of the developers 
> would like some emphasized changes whereas others should not be mentioned 
> very prominently. Anyway, I'd greatly appreciate such a a quick 
> request-for-comments of the announcement.
>
>   
>> Looking forward to your replies, and feel free to tell me that status
>> quo is OK.
>>     
>
> I think we all agree we should have the next release as soon as possible. I'm 
> open to whatever solution makes this possible the easiest way.
>
> Christian
>
>