> > On Tuesday 14 April 2009 10:50:23 Justin Mason wrote:
> >> > In general we've been a little light on dev effort lately.. perhaps we
> >> > need to start rounding up for a 3.3.0 release.
> >>
> >> yeah, I think we should.

> > I agree it's about time to get 3.3.0 wrapped up. There is some useful new
> > code there along with a couple of bug fixes, just sitting there. People
> > are reluctant to use a non-released version, even though I'd say it is
> > just as stable if not more than 3.2.5.
> >
> > As new problems are being reported faster than the old ones are being
> > closed, it would be an illusion to wait for a majority of open tickets
> > to be closed before a release.

> I think we should split it again.  the attempts to use a common subset of
> rules has caused a *lot* of integration/dependency problems IMO.  Here's
> what I posted over a year ago(!):
>
> 'I would also like to get rid of the "rulesrc" external, and instead
> just put its contents into each branch, separately.  I don't think the
> idea of sharing rules in this way between branches has worked out; in my
> opinion it's caused more trouble than help (unanticipated dependencies,
> complexity, SVN external = horrible anyway).  Is anyone still attached to
> this idea?'
>
> there were no replies, so that sounds good ;)

Just needs to be done :)

> > I would like to get a dkim tests operational again. A few testing public
> > keys need to be published in a spamassassin.org zone (I know, Justin can
> > push them to DNS, I just need to provide them). This is the main item I
> > need to work on for 3.3.
>
> is there a bug for that?  there probably should be...

Bug 6100, now open.
DKIM keys are now ready, test mail samples need to be prepared.

> > Perhaps 3.3 is a good opportunity to make some Perl modules required
> > or phased out. One example that comes to mind is making Time::HiRes
> > a requirement - several SA modules are now jumping hoops and perform
> > suboptimally when they need to deal with integer seconds.
>
> +1, that seems ok to me.  a lot of distros bundle Time::HiRes now.

Bug 6095, now resolved.

> > Perhaps now the DomainKeys plugin could be removed, as its underlying
> > module is no longer supported, and its functionality is covered by a
> > DKIM plugin.
>
> +1

Bug 6098, now resolved.


  Mark

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