Hi Everyone, It's about time (probably well past time) to put out a first release. Ken is working on getting his SSL patch updated against the recent trunk changes, and that should be ready to land very shortly. With that done I think what we have so far (for proton-c at least) is ready for some real world use. This seems like a good time to stabilize a little and work through all the packaging issues necessary to get something out there that is easily consumable. I'd like to propose doing a draft release at the end of next week after the SSL patch lands.
What are people's thoughts? Are there any bugs/features/documentation/packaging issues/etc that should be addressed for this? One obvious question is on proton-j. It needs a little bit of work to catch up with some of the recent development on proton-c. Is this something that could happen in the time frame mentioned above? Do we want to release both at the same time or is it ok if proton-j lags a bit? --Rafael
