Anthony Baxter wrote:
>
> (I'm not sure if it's just me, but it's possible the reason no-one's
> done two bugfix releases in a row is that PEP-006 is accursed, and
> brings down the wrath of gods on anyone foolish enough to get involved.
> I'm hoping that the last few weeks horror is over and done now...)
Hmmmm.... I think the fact that three different people have stepped up
to the plate to handle bugfix releases is a *feature*. In addition,
three releases in six months does not a long-term trend make. As Barry
said, if there's a problem with PEP6, I'd love to know about it; other
than that, there haven't IMO been enough Python releases and patches to
warrant more bugfix releases than have occurred or are on the plate.
Good work so far!
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