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* Octave 10.1.0 release
* Octave 10.1.0 release
** What's left?  Ready to release? [**Ready to release**]
** What's left?  Ready to release? ['''Ready to release''']
*** Apply patch to make HTML and Qt documentation pretty?  Or wait until first bug fix release? [**Yes, apply patch**]
*** Apply patch to make HTML and Qt documentation pretty?  Or wait until first bug fix release? ['''Yes, apply patch''']
** What about packages (not core Octave)?  Are they ready? [**Release Octave.  Package maintainers will need to catch up**]
** What about packages (not core Octave)?  Are they ready? ['''Release Octave.  Package maintainers will need to catch up''']
*** I know that financial package does not work, and that update is very simple (replace <code>.+</code> with <code>+</code>).[**Rik will prepare patch and submit to Patch Tracker**]
*** I know that financial package does not work, and that update is very simple (replace <code>.+</code> with <code>+</code>).['''Rik will prepare patch and submit to Patch Tracker''']
* New name for <code>-forge</code> option to <code>pkg</code>? [**Yes.  Start a Discourse thread to suggest a new name.  "-forge" argument will persist, possibly forever**]
* New name for <code>-forge</code> option to <code>pkg</code>? ['''Yes.  Start a Discourse thread to suggest a new name.  "-forge" argument will persist, possibly forever''']
** Existing name implies SourceForge, and there are many other package repositories in use.
** Existing name implies SourceForge, and there are many other package repositories in use.
** Any change would need to see the <code>-forge</code> option persist for a very long time.
** Any change would need to see the <code>-forge</code> option persist for a very long time.
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