I'd propose to go directly opposite way - very flexible dub packages in special category that get reviewed on regular basis and put onto vote once API is set in stone and used in such form for month or so. Voting to include into this category is unnecessary, it should be enough to simply conform certain style guidelines. After all, main goal is to get continuously reviewed and easily accessible module proposals.
I think that core issue with this proposal is that it stays too
far from actual Phobos development reality and described process
is just too slow :) I am in favor of longer and more stable
transitions but in 12 months even core Phobos modules may have
API tweaks (not counting breaking compiler changes :P). It does
not make much sense to go for safer module inclusion process when
core language development still stays pretty close to bleeding
edge.
- 2-round Phobos.std voting process growler
- Re: 2-round Phobos.std voting process Dicebot
- Re: 2-round Phobos.std voting process growler
- Re: 2-round Phobos.std voting process Rikki Cattermole
