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Here are Bugs that are better addressed later than 0.7.0 Bug #749 -- fixing this would suggest quite some re-design Bug #862 -- major and controversial layout change Bug #336 -- major and controversial change esp. if XHTML 1.1 is involved Bug #301 -- I think this is better addressed with using S::P::O than an interim Bug hack Bug #298 -- I agree with Terje's comment Bug #297 -- I also suggest postponing such changes until S::P::O happens Bug #197 -- this should wait until we use Encode.pm which provides similar means Bug #194 -- ISO-8859-11 won't be registered any time soon, pointless to wait for Bug it Bug #193 -- wait for Encode.pm Bug #192 -- this is a major and problematic change, lets do this later Bug #139 -- should wait for S::P::O Bug #131 -- I am opposed to do this for *all* XHTML docs, should wait for S::P::O too Bug #98 -- I am not too fond of the idea to list all these in the form Bug #78 -- *Very* unlikely that this will happen in the next few weeks Bug #75 -- this requires some major work and there are design issues... Bug #68 -- better addressed with a proper S::P::O infrastructure Bug #65 -- well... there is no solution yet Bug #63 -- I agree with comment #1
A certain number of these are on the verge of being closed already (Bug #80, #81, #82, #139, #194, #193) Most of the "must do before any release" seem to have been fixed, with probably the notable exception of #860 ATM. #89, #70, #109, #739 seem to fit in the "good idea" category and could probably be addressed rapidly. #75 #192 #197 #204 #213 #298 #301 and #749 either seem to be too much work for little outcome (e.g #75) or would benefit from/be easier to do with our future modularized arch. #131 and #336 need discussion it seems, before we even targetting one version or another.
""" A certain number of these are on the verge of being closed already (Bug #80, Bug #81, Bug #82, Bug #139, Bug #194, Bug #193) Most of the "must do before any release" seem to have been fixed, with probably the notable exception of Bug #860 ATM. Bug #89, Bug #70, Bug #109, Bug #739 seem to fit in the "good idea" category and could probably be addressed rapidly. Bug #75, Bug #192, Bug #197, Bug #204, Bug #213, Bug #298, Bug #301 and Bug #749 either seem to be too much work for little outcome (e.g Bug #75) or would benefit from/be easier to do with our future modularized arch. Bug #131 and Bug #336 need discussion it seems, before we even targetting one version or another. """
Thank you Björn.
Ok, here's my take on the blocker list. As the general idea, IMO we should focus on completing the transition and "architectural" changes introduced so far since 0.6.x, and then release 0.7.0. Real blockers: Transition incomplete, would be regressions: bug 89, bug 860, bug 861. Bug 838 is unfortunate, but unless fixed, far too much "feedback" expected. Nice to have: These are more long standing issues, and since I currently think that finishing what has been started first would have the high priorities, I wouldn't consider these as blockers for 0.7.0. bug 48, bug 63, bug 65, bug 68, bug 78, bug 109, bug 196, bug 213, bug 301, bug 336, bug 749, bug 752. Not important now: bug 75, bug 297. Undecided: Bug 739 is an implementation detail, dunno enough about it (yet?) to be able to really comment. And Tabtastic (bug 862) looks cool, but there was a broader discussion about the UI a while back, including some folks volunteering to help/advice/comment/(re)design it.
A few more recent candidates: Bug 1184 is almost fixed, only need to do some more testing Bug 1393 is template related, MUST fix (added to dependency tree) Bug 1399 would be nice to close before a release
Also tracking Bug #1392 (template-related) here, and reassigning the metabug to myself.
all dependencies cleared.