Hi,
On 2020-07-21 4:45 a.m., Olaf Meeuwissen wrote:
Hi all,
I've been dragging my feet of late. Not just as far as the SANE Project
is concerned but in general. For one reason or another I just can't get
myself to do much after I get home from work ... :-/
I know just what you mean :(
Let's see if I can change that a bit by upping the pressure (on myself)
and announce intent to release sane-backend-1.0.31 sometime next month.
That would keep us on track for a roughly half-yearly release cycle, not
counting security bug fix releases like 1.0.30.
In keeping with what's in our `doc/release.txt` (minus a day or two), I
would like to proceed along the following timeline
2020-07-21 Kick-off
2020-08-02 Feature Freeze (-> cut release/1.0.31 branch)
I will be away for a few days beginning the week of the 2nd.
2020-08-16 Code Freeze
2020-08-23 Release
You can find a milestone for 1.0.31 at
https://gitlab.com/sane-project/backends/-/milestones/4
I'll be adding issues fixed and merge requests to be included or already
included in the coming weeks and hope to finish that before the feature
freeze. Help with that chore is welcome by the way.
I noticed the other day that some changes that I did in the hp5400
backend created a compile warning about an initialization bug.
I don't know how I missed that but I will fix it in the next couple of days.
Put me down for en_GB translations.
I will check in with my daughter on the French translations but don't
hold your breath.
If someone else would like to take them on, then please feel free.
Cheers,
Ralph
