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@max-sixty I think it somewhat depends on the intended purpose of the release: new features or bug fixes? Here the primary motivation was a bug fix so I agree with you in this case.

On Fri, 16 Jul 2021, 12:31 Maximilian Roos, @.***> wrote:

I basically think we should never wait for PRs, or spend time "rounding them up" before doing a release. Stuff is going to go in at some point, and exactly when doesn't matter as much as reducing the burden of doing releases. Indeed — even if we're only attempting to reduce the time between code merging and being released — we'd arguably reduce that more by forgoing this rounding up effort, making releases easier and more frequent.

The only argument I can see is that it's some "call to action" that helps motivate people to push something over the edge.

(but not super confident and realize I am maybe contra-consensus, so weigh appropriately)

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