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[Roger Erens <roger.erens@xxxxxxxxx>]

On Sat, Nov 14, 2009 at 04:17, Tim Cook <timothywayne.cook@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi Roger (and All),
>
> I am not opposed to this type of online interaction.
>

All right. Charles and I are planning some testing. As long as we
carefully plan, such interaction will not be wasted time.

> First of all.  There has never been a real release of OSHIP.  There was
> one (as I recall) source ball release during an earlier beat phase but
> That was only to make it easier for people that didn't have BZR
> installed.
>
> I felt like we really could do no release while Grok was in alpha.
> Doesn't make sense.

OK, 'release' was maybe too big a word.
At first, I want to see what changes are necessary in the bzr
repository to achieve Grok1.1/ZTK/Python2.6 dependency.
Especially, since I'm no buildout-guru, the buildout.cfg and setup.py
and bootstrap.py files.

When that works out and the FAQs and other documentation are in
accordance with that, we can direct our attention to creating
tarballs, installers, binary distributions, etc.

>
> We have pending openEHR source code reviews and doc tests to do leading
> up to a beta 1.0   We are fortunate to now have several people working
> on those as various student projects now. (see the Blueprints) as of
> November 1st. I expect that the momentum will pick up
>
> I will be sending out email(s) detailing my conference experiences (very
> positive) as well as some of the personal issues (not so positive) that
> have kept me away from OSHIP over the last two months next week.
>
> If I may beg your patience for one more week.
>

We can use that time to gain some collaboration experience.

> We have a TON of exciting news coming.
>
> --Tim
>
> PS. Roger, thanks for tracking Grok for us.  I have almost 100 unread in
> that folder........

That gives me the opportunity to set something straight: there will be
one among them I sent with the subject something like 'Housekeeping
stuff'. When I wrote that, I was under the impression that OSHIP was
following the same release numbering as Grok (I must have
misinterpreted some check-in message). So that's why I thought we had
release 1.0b already behind us, leading to the thoughts expressed in
that message.
Now I understand that 1.0b is still ahead of us.
Sorry for the confusing that up.

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