Apologies in advance for continuously pestering about the releases. I know there was a mail sent out for voting the 0.8.2.2 release a couple of weeks back, but from what I see, the release is still pending. Any idea if this will be released the coming week?

Overall, I'm wondering whether a more quicker release cycle for Kafka would be a good idea. I know this is a open source community driven project and as such doesn't come with timeline guarantees. But since Kafka hasn't yet reached 1.0.0 and from our experience so far, shows some instability issues, would it perhaps be a good idea to release more often whenever good amount of bugs have been fixed? It's already been 6 months since the last release and I already have seen a lot of bugs that have been fixed during that period, but there hasn't been an official release which we can use in our development systems and give it a try. We really like to continue using Kafka since it does add value to our system, but some of the issues we are running into is making us focus more on Kafka and the infrastructure than actually focus on the application integration of it. So having a release more often, which we can use with the bugs fixed, is really going to help.

Thanks to the Kafka dev team for the work they put in. I don't intend to sound critical about the project (we really like it). I'm just hoping that the releases happen more often.

-Jaikiran

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