On Jan 26, 3:25 pm, Gili Tzabari <[email protected]> wrote:
>         I would like to see a feature-frozen Guice 2.0 that I could code
> against. Guice 2.1 could then come around with bug fixes and performance
> improvements but the API would remain the same so my plugin would remain
> relevant.
Dude, you're keeping me honest. Thank you. I'm not at all happy that
our release is slipping, but it's slipping! We're busy busy, and
unfortunately it's on non-Guice stuff (my day job is contributing to
the new hotness billing frontend for AdWords).

>         In your opinion, what remains to be done before Guice 2.0 can be
> released? What timeline is realistic?
Almost nothing. There's a few issues with the servlets code (we need
to be careful about some static references), and Bob's rewritten our
reference caching so that it doesn't cause grief for J2EE users when
it starts its own thread. But we are trying to 'bake' the release by
running it internal to Google for a couple weeks before we stamp a
release number on it. Rushing into releases might mean that we'd
release 2.0, and then an embarassing 2.0.1, etc.

> PS: Please note that JAX-RS relies on a fix 
> forhttp://code.google.com/p/google-guice/issues/detail?id=288so be sure to
> nail down any API changes in this department before 2.0
The API that's in SVN is the final 2.0 API, I promise. I'll try to get
something out very soon (a snapshot at minimum) so you have a formal
binary from we the Google.

Cheers,
Jesse
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