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Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2006 23:35:31 +0100
From: Matt Hogstrom <matt@hogstrom.org>
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Now that 1.1 is finally out the door I'd like to start getting 1.1.1 defined.  One of the areas I 
think we can learn from in our previous releases is that we didn't have a good set of release 
criteria.

For this release I propose that we keep JIRA's that are focused on bug fixes in terms of poor 
usability (NPE,s poor messages, etc.) errors (can't adjust server parameters, etc.) or just your 
plain old bugs.  It would be nice to turn the release around in about 2-3 weeks so keep that in mind 
  when looking at the existing JIRAs.

Right now there are approximately 64 JIRAs in 1.1.1.  Would everyone to take a few minutes to review 
the JIRA's that are currently targeted for 1.1.1.  I'm not sure how to best track the issues as many 
of them have people assigned to work on them.  If you are interested in fixing this JIRA please 
leave it assigned to yourself.  If not then it would let people that are interested in addressing 
issues in 1.1.1 that its available to be taken.

We'll then take a pass at the list in a few days after people have had a change to review them and 
make an assessement of what's realistic and vote to define the release.

If there are JIRA's that you think are too big (not really a bug fix) then please feel free to move 
it to an appropriate target release.

Jason, you seem to be the JIRA master so if you have any pearls of wisdom :)

Cheers,

Let bug fest 1.1.1 begin.

Matt