On Fri, 11 May 2007, Steve Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>> http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=42222
> 
> I can see this is a serious issue; if you follow the links its
> causing problems with eclipse 3.3 apps
> 
> options
> 1. let Eclipse backport it themselves.
>  -no work for us, but we end up splitting bug reps between the two
> teams, and there's still some issues with the locator stability to
> deal with.

I understand Darin to say they've found a work-around without
modifying Ant itself.  So we probably don't need to rush anything.

> 2. rush out an ant1.7.0.1 without adequate testing

we could branch from the 1.7.0 tag and just apply that single fix.  I
wouldn't call that inadeqate testing.  Still, if we don't need to push
something out that quickly, there is no reason to do that.

> 3. Do an Ant1.7.1 with no features, just the current code with tests
> all working, including stuff for the locator.
>  -gets the jscp patch into the field
>  -gets autoproxy working
>  -any other minor fixes that have surfaced since ant1.7.0
> 
> we could still run a tight schedule, but with a single beta
>  -any other critical fixes to go in?
>  -cut a beta release for june
>  -ship in july
> 
> If you look at what I've been putting in the wiki for Ant1.7.1,
> there's a mixture of feature creep and packaging; most major
> ant1.7.0 defects have been identified already and should be patched.
> 
> We could move all features until Ant1.7.2, make the 1.7.1 the
> simpler bugfix release, with less trauma all round.

Sounds OK.  If we really intend to add new major features, we should
call it 1.8 anyway.

Stefan

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