For anyone that missed it....

[Jan Schmidt-2]

Brown paper bag releases of Core & Base (0.10.17) are now available as
replacements for the short-lived 0.10.16 tarballs. Please pretend
0.10.16 never happened and be on your way. :)

CVS of both modules is now open again for business, after a brief
re-freezing for these releases.

If I reverted any of your commits to make the release, feel free to put
them back in.

Cheers,
Jan.
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<MikeS> thomas is pretty anal about changes now, though. He's allowed to rearrange the entire cvs repository in bizarre ways, but other people aren't even allowed to fix crasher bugs unless they can write testcases for them.

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[Jan Schmidt-2]

Actually, due to popular demand, we're leaving both modules frozen for the
moment, in keeping with the new freeze policy (modules stay frozen for 1 day
after a release).

Please don't commit to Core & Base until after 18:00 UTC Thursday 31st
January.

Cheers,
Jan.

<quote who="Jan Schmidt">

>
> Brown paper bag releases of Core & Base (0.10.17) are now available as
> replacements for the short-lived 0.10.16 tarballs. Please pretend
> 0.10.16 never happened and be on your way. :)
>
> CVS of both modules is now open again for business, after a brief
> re-freezing for these releases.
>
> If I reverted any of your commits to make the release, feel free to put
> them back in.
>
> Cheers,
> Jan.
> --
> Jan Schmidt                                            [hidden email]
>
> <MikeS> thomas is pretty anal about changes now, though. He's allowed to rearrange the entire cvs repository in bizarre ways, but other people aren't even allowed to fix crasher bugs unless they can write testcases for them.
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[Jan Schmidt-6]

Jan Schmidt wrote:
> Actually, due to popular demand, we're leaving both modules frozen for the
> moment, in keeping with the new freeze policy (modules stay frozen for 1 day
> after a release).
>
> Please don't commit to Core & Base until after 18:00 UTC Thursday 31st
> January.
>  
That was last night - why aren't people committing yet? :)

J.

> Cheers,
> Jan.
>
> <quote who="Jan Schmidt">
>
>  
>> Brown paper bag releases of Core & Base (0.10.17) are now available as
>> replacements for the short-lived 0.10.16 tarballs. Please pretend
>> 0.10.16 never happened and be on your way. :)
>>
>> CVS of both modules is now open again for business, after a brief
>> re-freezing for these releases.
>>
>> If I reverted any of your commits to make the release, feel free to put
>> them back in.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Jan.
>> --
>> Jan Schmidt                                            [hidden email]
>>
>> <MikeS> thomas is pretty anal about changes now, though. He's allowed to rearrange the entire cvs repository in bizarre ways, but other people aren't even allowed to fix crasher bugs unless they can write testcases for them.
>>
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