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[python-committers] Cutting Python 2.6

Barry Warsaw barry at python.org
Wed Oct 1 23:39:14 CEST 2008 
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On Oct 1, 2008, at 5:32 PM, Martin v. Löwis wrote:

>> Yes, of course that makes sense.  What would be a better time for you
>> Martin?  I would like to at least debug this aspect of the PEP so  
>> that
>> next time we can coordinate better.
>
> As I said: If you create the tag in your morning, I can do the  
> binaries
> before heading home. Please send an email message to
> martin.vonloewis at hpi.uni-potsdam.de and martin at v.loewis.de when the  
> tag
> is done (along to all other people who need to know that the tag has
> been created).
>
>> I'm guessing the earlier in your day the better.  I'm generally  
>> online
>> by 1300 UTC.  Maybe it makes sense to do the prep work the night  
>> before
>> so the tag is ready by your morning?
>
> Afternoon/early evening is fine. Not sure how much time you need: if  
> you
> can do it by 1600 UTC, that's good enough (I know that a release is
> upcoming, so I would be waiting for your message).
>
> Of course, if you rather prefer to do that stuff in your afternoon
> (the day before the release): that would work for me as well. I think
> people will accept the tree being frozen for more than 24 hours.
>
> Of course, Anthony is in a different time zone, so when he created
> the tag in his evening, I had all day, and the binaries would still
> be available when he got up the next morning.

You're absolutely right and that sounds good.  I will update the PEP  
accordingly.  Martin, Ronald, Sean, what timezones are you in?  I am  
US/Eastern.

- -Barry

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