Hi,
while we are still in graduation limbo, I'd like to ask if we should
start thinking
about a 0.9 release. Lots has changed since 0.8.1 and we are already
generally
recommending people to use trunk. We do have the nightlies now, that
makes
it easier to use trunk, but a proper release is still a good idea in
my opinion. But
we are not in a rush either.
My question would be what we want for a 0.9 release. I understand that
there's still
ways to go before we are hitting 1.0 (and it is kind of a shame that
we run out of
0.x numbers, unless we break out of decimalism and start doing 0.10.x
and 0.11.x
releases (which I wouldn't really mind)).
Trunk, while it works, could do with some improvements:
- My config writer still has a bug (Jan).
- The HTTP-Auth implementation details are still being discussed
(Damien, Chris?).
- The libcurl requirement might have to be adjusted further on user
feedback.
- `make check`, especially the JS-test suite execution needs work
(Chris?).
- Documentation is incomplete or out-of-date (All?).
What else do you remember that needs to be improved in trunk before a
release?
What other features do you want to see in 0.9?
Cheers
Jan
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