On Thu, 23 Nov 2006 13:06:00 +0100, Ralph Johnson  wrote:

> Here is the proposal I sent to the Squeak board.
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> The Squeak 3.10 release team is going to focus on developing a simple,
> visible and reliable process for creating new releases.
>
> The alpha 3.10 release will have an image and a set of core packages.
...
> Current members of the release team are Ralph Johnson and
> Edgar J. De Cleeene.

Ralph and Edgar,

I appreciate your initiative and would like to know more about what you  
consider to be a core package and, what is the resulting image when you  
subtract all the core packages. Do I have to understand this being based  
on a kernel image and, what about Pavel's kernel image?

> The current process plan is that all requests for change would go
> through Mantis.
...
> There will be a Montecello  repository of all
> the changes so that everything we do will be repeatable.

This has to be applauded for it will create records for Squeak's history.

> Each bug fix would have a test that shows the bug
> and that shows that it is fixed.

What about non-bugs, like for example performance issues. Or do you count  
them to the bug category.

I'm just curious and try to find out what support you may need.

/Klaus