Thomas Heller <theller at python.net> writes: > Neil Schemenauer <nas at arctrix.com> writes: > >> * try to reduce the number of version numbers in different files need to >> be adjusted. > > I suggest to update the version numbers in these files to the next > version *after* a release is done. So, in the release23-maint branch > the version numbers could *now* be adjusted to 2.3.2. > > And it would help if I could build the HTML docs myself from CVS. I did > manage to create the pdf files with TeTex under windows, but I didn't > succeed with the html pages so far. It occurs to me that I don't know *why* Fred is so much the documentation man; I've not had any trouble processing the docs into HTML lately (haven't tried on Windows, admittedly, and I haven't tried to make info ever). What else needs to be done? There must be quite a bit of mucking about on creosote to do, I guess. Finding a substitue Jack might be harder (though given Bob Ippolito's work rate at the moment we could probably make him MacPython maintainer without him noticing <wink>). Cheers, mwh -- In short, just business as usual in the wacky world of floating point <wink>. -- Tim Peters, comp.lang.python
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