Re: Release 2.0.3 approaching

[Lukáš Macháček]

Hi Sandro, Today, I finally had enough time to try 2.0.3 release candidate with my applications and found one visual change which (for me) is not so good, but it is triviality. First picture is from application using Pivot 2.0.2: Second picture is from application using Pivot 2.0.3: As you can see in 2.0.3 are ListViews rendered very thin when there is no list item selected or when item with empty string is selected. I think it is harder for user to use such a thin ListView and it slightly breaks form design. "Show workflow for" ListView items are initialized in Java by setListData method and "State" ListView items are initialized in BXML: <ListButton bxml:id="stateList" listData="%workflowStates"/> At first I would like to ask you if it is wanted behaviour or bug or if there is a different approach for ListView initialization? Than you very much, Lukas Dne 8.3.2013 15:42, Sandro Martini napsal(a): Hi all, just do a code freeze for our (long awaited) 2.0.3 release. You can find source and binary artifacts in the usual place, here: http://people.apache.org/~smartini/ - under the /pivot-2.0.3_maven folder there are all maven-related jars and poms (that will be published in main Maven Repository just after the release becomes real (after a successful vote), - under /pivot-2.0.3_release folder there are all usual release files (the binary and source zip and tar.gz) and other related files Note that these are not real 2.0.3, they are a candidate and becomes final only after the release pass the vote, so you'll have to download them from Apache main distribution site (with worldwide mirrors), with links from our web site. To be able to get this release we chose to move some existing issues (5 small things) and two others (related to Mac and input some chars in with Asian languages) to 2.0.4 , but we'll try to get it soon. For info, problems, on generated artifacts, etc, tell us. Later (today, or max tomorrow) I'll start the vote (with 7 days of duration). Stay tuned for the result. Bye, Sandro