So I'm not the end-all authority on this, so take it with a grain of salt...
In general, we only really release non-versioned, SCM-snapshot versions of code in very exceptional circumstances. Usually this is when either upstream releases are not happening at all, or the current SCM-snapshop contains some critical/security bugfix that cannot be easily cherry-picked.
If you're blocking on documentation, I suggest you post a Call-for-volunteers to the Ubuntu-doc mailing list. I see people on that list asking for projects to work on, on a weekly basis. You might find one or two avid screen users there who would be willing to work on the documentation, with some direction.
Hi Micah-
So I'm not the end-all authority on this, so take it with a grain of salt...
In general, we only really release non-versioned, SCM-snapshot versions of code in very exceptional circumstances. Usually this is when either upstream releases are not happening at all, or the current SCM-snapshop contains some critical/security bugfix that cannot be easily cherry-picked.
If you're blocking on documentation, I suggest you post a Call-for-volunteers to the Ubuntu-doc mailing list. I see people on that list asking for projects to work on, on a weekly basis. You might find one or two avid screen users there who would be willing to work on the documentation, with some direction.
:-Dustin