Zeev, > Anthony, > > Following Adam's analysis of the timeline, taking the more 'strict' (no pun > intended!) interpretation of the timeline RFC, we still have until tomorrow > to start the discussion and still target it for 7.0, no? Given the > importance of this topic, I'd go for the more lax interpretation that allows > for votes to begin by March 15, giving us all a bit more time to discuss. I > don't think any of us, on any camp, wants to wait for 2016 for this. > > Thoughts?
I'm fine with that. My interpretation was that the feature freeze would happen on March 15 (that afterwards no new RFCs would be accepted). I made the decision to target 7.next/8 based on the assumption that the competing RFC would not be able to fairly target 7.0. If you are saying that's not the issue, then I'll happily re-target this RFC for 7.0 again. I just didn't want to be seen as (or actually do) pushing based on a timing advantage that your proposal couldn't possibly meet. So if you're fine with it (which it seems you are), I'll re-target the RFC now. Thanks Anthony -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
