[cairo] Request for proposals for cairo 1.6.6 (this week)

[Behdad Esfahbod]

Hi Carl,

Quickly scanning my commits, these will be good:

07fef4f4802639a2cb16284841635d1bcc9b8e8f
f90b155b5a59211bed7502b537dbf207b3d4bf5e
9cc147a142e98b49b7f8289a340f2e498970ef99

db1b18232b6854d14a1ee45a31bc2508ef36bc1a
(with this one fixed, I think we don't have to pick the
"remaining_glyphs" changes as they won't show up in realistic uses
anymore)

9f2971440b59c311d88beeeb31e1d456489b107d
74eea0f297a62be5aba84b7482832485d11995e1
96599225e2fd1f7d11071a19f1ceb2c33f2a453b
901c56cba28f9eef3a7a27a25dfbb993b492518b


Cheers,

behdad


On Mon, 2008-06-16 at 06:41 -0700, Carl Worth wrote:
> We've recently had several duplicate reports of problems in the 1.6.4
> release that we've already fixed upstream, (for example, a .pc file
> not getting installed). So it's definitely time to roll up a new 1.6.6
> release with the fixes we already have in hand.
> 
> I'd like to release cairo 1.6.6 this week.
> 
> I think that what's on the 1.6 branch so far is all good stuff, but
> I'm sure there are also useful fixes on the master branch that should
> be cherry-picked.
> 
> I'm doing my own scan of cairo's master branch looking for such fixes,
> but I could use any help as well. So here's your chance to get your
> favorite fix into cairo 1.6.6. Please let me know this week if you are
> aware of any of the following:
> 
>     * Fixes already committed to cairo's master branch that should be
>       cherry-picked to the 1.6 branch for the 1.6.6 release.
> 
>     * Fixes that have been sent to this mailing list, but not yet
>       committed for one reason or another.
> 
> I'm not asking for any new bug fixes, or new feature
> development---just things that we've already got in hand and don't
> want to leave out.
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> -Carl
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