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I can see it every time I have [Django Code] e-mail with comment from core dev who just quickly marked it 'post-1.0' without paying any attention. If you are

by ii 18y ago

I can see it every time I have [Django Code] e-mail with comment from core dev who just quickly marked it 'post-1.0' without paying any attention. If you are not core Django developer or known big long-time contributor there's very little you can do to improve Django. That's a fish. Hope this will change as soon as 1.0 is released.

etal 18y ago
Do you suppose there's a sort of reverse Conway's Law for version control? Compared to most DVCSs, SVN maked merging branches expensive and required more decisions about the code to be made ahead of time. Gridlock happens, and branches can languish if they haven't been planned properly and agreed to from the outset. Sounds a bit like some of the things that have been said about Django's roadmap and central planning, no? (And the documentation support is excellent as well, for both Django and SVN.)