[MAL]
> ...
> Even though I don't think that adding opt-in code matters
> much w/r to stability of the rest of the code, I still think
> that we ought to insert a third alpha release to hammer a bit
> more on weak refs and nested scopes.
>
> These two additions are major new features in Python 2.1 which
> were added very late in the release cycle and haven't had much
> testing in the field.
>
> Thoughts ?
IMO, everyone who is *likely* to pick up an alpha release has already done
so. It won't get significantly broader or deeper hammering until there's a
beta. So I'm opposed to a third alpha unless a significant number of bugs
are unearthed by the current alpha (which still has a couple weeks to go
before the scheduled beta).
if-you-won't-eat-two-hot-dogs-it-won't-help-if-i-offer-you-
three<wink>-ly y'rs - tim
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