On 11/03/2012 10:13 AM, Richard Duivenvoorde wrote:
On
11/02/2012 08:12 PM, Tim Sutton wrote:
I say this because I'm fairly sure
there's a lot of us that use 1.9 as if it were stable (or at
least as stable as the development versions that turned into
1.7 and 1.8 were) and more than normally this is about not to
be the case.
Yep /me guilty too, I've been promoting using 1.9 also here in The
Netherlands (actually to be able our national wmts services...)
How about we update the splash screen with
a suitable 'this is going
to break some eggs' warning....?
Good idea! But isn't that 'too late' already? A user seeing that
splash already installed the version breaking his eggs over his
working version.... Or we should start showing it now already
before the real api-breaks?
Maybe we do the warning in one of the first screens of the
msi-installer also?
The osgeo4w does not have a possibility to warn users/upgraders is
it? Maybe put the nightlies for osgeo4w on hold for a while?
And all qgis bloggers unite ;-) Let's all blog about this
change...
That's an excellent suggestion. But it's not really clear (to me at
least):
1- What's going to happen?
2- When is it going to happen?
3- Who will be affected?
4- What is recommended to the user who wants "bleeding edge"?
5- What is recommended to the user who wants "stable"?
Regards,
Richard
ps I'm really anxious to see all this new things going to happen..
Thanks all!
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