I'm sorry if I asked this before -- I've been asking individual folks for over a month now, but I can't quickly find a public broadcast thread about it, at least -- but I've been wondering lately:
What, exactly, stands in the way of us branching for 1.7 stabilization?
ra_serf stabilization? No... that's fairly well taken care of, and would
fit perfectly within in the scope of post-branch work anyway.
WC-NG conflict storage? No... last I heard, we were going to ship with what
we have today.
WC-NG file externals? Maybe... but what remains to be done?
Optimizations and performance stuff? Sounds like stabilization to me.
Besides "the tests are passing", what -- if any -- acceptance criteria have
we established for this release to help guide us in this process? "Must not
regress performance-wise versus 1.6?" Something more? Something else?
This certainly doesn't inspire confidence:
<cmpilato> so, i think i missed it -- or just forgot it over the long
holiday break -- but ... where do we stand on branching for
1.7?
<peterS> that's the question everyone is asking each other. nobody
seems to feel comfortable with the big picture knowledge to
actually answer
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C. Michael Pilato <[email protected]>
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