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Re: Request for Perl 5.22.1 voting

From:
Steve Hay via perl5-porters
Date:
October 8, 2015 17:06
Subject:
Re: Request for Perl 5.22.1 voting
Message ID:
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Thanks to those who have voted so far.

I have dropped a couple of cherry-pick candidates in the course of
doing a dummy run. All of the candidates now remaining cherry-pick
cleanly or with negligible conflict, and all tests pass with them all
applied.

So please can I ask for more votes to be cast?

I might delay rolling out an RC1 until just after the next blead
release on 20th to avoid hassle with coordinating the Module-CoreList
updates between them, but it would be great to be in a position to
make RC1 as soon as that blead release is out of the way.



On 18 September 2015 at 14:27, Steve Hay <steve.m.hay@googlemail.com> wrote:
> I've finished updating the Perl 5.22.1 voting file, which is now
> located in the new "maint-votes" branch to keep things simpler (i.e.
> avoid having a separate branch for each maint stream, and avoid the
> branch even being a whole perl source tree, although that's currently
> causing problems for Jenkins):
>
> http://perl5.git.perl.org/perl.git/blob/refs/heads/maint-votes:/votes-5.22.xml
>
> I haven't done a dummy run of cherry-picking the proposals yet so
> there may be a couple that are not applicable, but please feel free to
> proceed with voting and/or make any comments or suggestions for
> further proposals.
>
> The blockers ticket (#125394) only lists two tickets so far, one of
> which (#125469) isn't yet fixed, but it looks like Aaron has a fix in
> the pipeline.
>
> It would also be good to have #123878 fixed in time to backport, if
> anyone has any spare tuits?
>
> I am probably away September 20-25th, but hope to start putting
> together an RC1 shortly after that, aiming for a release in October.



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