There's been a lot of recent work on the C++ repo in the past couple weeks and months, from getting CI working on multiple platforms to fixing memory leaks. It seems like almost all the current sketches have been updated to ensure no leaks even if there's an exception during deserialize() (with the exception of HLL for which there's an open branch).
We haven't done a release for quite a while, specifically since before CPC was a template. Using semantic versioning means our next release will be 2.0. It looks like most of the remaining items in the project could be addressed with minor or patch releases as they'd not impact the public API. If anyone knows of any additional issues, please raise them now. Otherwise I think we can push out C++ v2.0! By which I mean create the RC and start the multi-stage voting process, of course. This will be a big improvement over 1.0, so I'm pretty excited to even start this :) jon
