On Fri, Jan 31, 2020 at 03:08:35PM +0000, Julian Foad wrote: > In terms of whether it is visible by default to an users, I agree. In terms > of where the source code lives, I don't mind -- I would be equally happy if > it were on trunk and disabled by a compile time or run time feature flag. > > In particular, I think it is important to keep the visible behaviour > "stable" which implies I think we should stop exposing these experimental > features by default; and at the same time we don't want to make anything > more difficult to develop than necessary, so maybe we should not be too > eager to push things onto branches.
OK, I agree. Keeping things on trunk and hiding them at compile-time is also less work than moving lots of code around. So it sounds like we have consensus on the following: * x-wc-copy-mods should simply be moved out of experimental status * shelving should be reverted to v1 or hidden at compile- or run-time * viewspec (in svn info) should be hidden at compile- or run-time Given the release target date for 1.14 (April) we should be creating a release branch within the next two weeks at the latest. Otherwise, we are likely going to miss the 4-week soak window on time for April. Is anyone able to perform the work necessary for our experimental features above? I do consider this topic a release blocker, so if it isn't dealt with soon then we would either have to delay 1.14 or decide to release with experimental features as-is.
