Hi all, I'm wondering if there is a restriction on when we can update a minimum requirement of an external dependency in the release cycle. The question is that poppler 0.6 rc2 has just been released and there are plans to release poppler 0.6 on 15th of September. That's very late in the GNOME schedule. Poppler API (actually glib bindings, which is the part evince depends on) is going to change (breakage) before poppler 0.6, so I would like to release evince 0.10 (to be released in GNOME 2.20) depending on poppler 0.6 since it will be more API stable. I've already proposed to release 0.6 earlier, but I'm not sure if the GNOME schedule is a good reason for the other poppler guys. Anyway, If it's too late to update the minimum required version, we can just release evince 0.10 depending on poppler rc2 and update the requirements later during 2.21/2.22. Thanks, -- Carlos Garcia Campos elkalmail yahoo es carlosgc gnome org http://carlosgc.linups.org PGP key: http://pgp.mit.edu:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x523E6462
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