> On Dec 14, 2018, at 12:01 PM, Sean Busbey <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Early January sounds good to me. I'm unlikely to find time before then to
> run one myself.
>
> Given the improvements queued here for using yetus outside of the ASF, what
> would remain for us to cross into 1.0+ versioning?
That’s a great question. There are lots of fit ’n finish JIRA issues
that’d be nice to have but obviously not required. Going through the list of
everything open:
- YETUS-721 comes to mind as at least needing a direction. It’s
probably a discussion that should be had on the mailing list.
- YETUS-705 impacts me directly, so I’ll almost certainly bang on it
relatively soon
- YETUS-688 should probably be worked on since it’ll be a major API
change
- YETUS-601 might be required for cloud-based JIRA? I don’t remember
anymore.
- YETUS-571 is probably a simple fix for a probably we’re more likely
to start seeing if people use the Docker images
- YETUS-559 … I’ll update that JIRA, because I think I have a hunch
that it’s not actually the generic maven ordering being a problem, but the
actual ‘mvn install’ phase needs to default to root… which is probably
something _all_ build tools should be doing.
- YETUS-291 This sort of fell off my radar. Do we still want to change
the logo?
- YETUS-100 This might be covered now, but will look at it. This is
probably a good one to get done sooner rather than later.
- YETUS-21 Someone should probably play with this patch to make sure it
works as expected. If it works well, maven users will probably want it.
I skipped going through the annotations bugs. I feel like someone
should spend a weekend with it to clean it up, make it build/work with JDK11,
etc, etc. Probably should also see what Hadoop has done with their version
just to see if there is anything that should be ported over.
