Op ma 5 nov. 2018 om 09:50 schreef Giovanni Mascellani <g.mascell...@gmail.com>: > I don't know, for the moment. First of all, we have to finish > transitioning to 1.67, which is already proving rather long, and
What's holding up 1.67? > possibly getting rid of 1.62 (we can in theory ship more than a version > in the same distribution, but if we can avoid it it is better from my > point of view). > > Then, supposing that all of the above runs smoothly, we could aim for > 1.69, which is due to be released for December 12th. The transition > freeze is exactly a month after, so we would have just a month for doing > all the work of preparing the upload, update d/copyright (a quite time > consuming task), obtain a transition slot and fix all the reverse > dependencies. I am not really sure we really want to go through that, > but I reserve my decision for later. A beta is scheduled for November 14th, so preparations could start sooner. -- Olaf
