I just checked Jira to see which tasks are included in the 1.0 release
and # 26 is included.
Should we move it to 1.1?
If it turns out to be a roadblock for 1.0 I suggest we move it, if not
let's leave it and do it if we feel we have the time and resources for
it.
/Anne
On 15. okt. 2009, at 22.10, Vassil Dichev wrote:
I think rendering and parsing issues are probably fairly important
for
a 1.0 release in general, as I take "1.0" to be saying "This is ready
for actual deployments to end-users" and non-developer users tend to
be fairly unforgiving about rough edges in presentation. On the other
hand, respecting anchors in URLs may be something we can live
without.
I'd like to remind you that there is a workaround, which is known (I
think it was documented in the old google code issue). You can escape
the hash symbol- instead of "#", write "%23". Admittedly, this is not
very intuitive or easy to remember, and it also doesn't work where
URLs are automatically posted by the RSS/Atom action.
