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contributing on this list, basically) that sounds reasonable.

 > >From a stratospheric point of view, the most important changes,
 > as a bzr user were the introduction of:
 > 
 > - dirstate,
 > - packs,
 > - the forthcoming chk-inventory 
 > 
 > If you think about it, 1.0 was released when packs-0.92 *and*
 > some other parts of bzr were stable enough. 'dirstate' may have
 > been a stepping stone too, but wasn't.

Yes, I would agree with that assessement (again, as an outsider).

 >     Stephen> now.  I suspect the reason why this doesn't happen
 >     Stephen> is that Python has an (informal) process for setting
 >     Stephen> milestones for a minor release, and that minor
 >     Stephen> releases take place many months apart.
 > 
 > That sounds a lot like what we do for the formats except for
 > setting the date in advance :)

That doesn't feel right, but I can't make the feeling precise at the
moment.  FWIW (0.005 euro).