[Scummvm-devel] ScummVM 1.1.0 has been tagged

Vladimir Menshakov whoozle at yandex.ru
Thu Apr 1 11:20:09 CEST 2010


I'm voting against histeria and last-day changes. 2. :) 
We could request help with 1.1 from the community and proceed fixing everything in 1.1.1 and/or later. 

01.04.10, 10:49, "Max Horn" <max at quendi.de>:

> OK, tell you what, we'll do it this way: ScummVM is not a democracy nor communism, so normally we don't vote on anything, but rather the people who actually *do* something and work get to decide what they do etc., although of course they should coordinate with others etc. I am not willing to let myself be dictated on how I work, but I am willing to stop doing what I do if others see it as having a negative impact.
>  
>  So, for once, I'd like to conduct a vote. Poll is open till Saturday. Only ScummVM devs are allowed to vote, although of course everybody can voice his/her opinion. You vote by replying with an email to this thread. (I don't have the nerve to organize an anonymous voting scheme that ensures only devs can vote; if somebody neutral wants to organize that, go ahead.)
>  
>  
>  Pick one:
>  
>   (1) We delay the release until "all open regressions" are resolved.
>  
>       (Where "all open regressions means" all bug repots of priority >= 7;
>        everybody is asked to add other items to the list of regressions)
>  
>      In this case, Kirben will take over as release manager and organize it all.
>  
>  
>   (2) We proceed as planned and make a 1.1.0 release
>  
>      (of course with the usual caveat: If some major new regressions pops up, we will
>      reevaluate this).
>  
>      In this case, I'll proceed as release manager.
>  
>  
>  I honestly don't mind either way. I absolutely can understand Kirben's concerns, it's just that our priorities differ. I really have no clue what others feel about this subject. Since everybody's reputation is at stake (in either case: either for regressions, or for delayed releases), I think it's fair to ask
>  
>  In addition, I would like to make it explicit that I ask for everybody's open and true opinion; I am not one to carry a grudge, so don't worry about voting "against" me. Despite popular believe, I don't mind differing opinions, I just mind people who don't put their money where their mouth is :-), and I am all in for a hot discussion, with shouting and flames, and afterwards we can still be good friends, I hope :-).
>  
>  
>  Cheers,
>  Max
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