libsoup branched for 2.28

I branched libsoup for 2.28. Also, I support the recommendation to stop requiring branch announcements. -- Dan ___ desktop-devel-list mailing list desktop-devel-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/desktop-devel-list

Re: libsoup branched for 2.26

Hi Dan, Dan Winship wrote: Plans for 2.28 are not nailed down, but are mostly being driven by WebKit at this point (with bug reports, feature requests, and patches coming from both the Epiphany and Midori developers). Features currently in progress include better Content-Type sniffing (kov),

Re: libsoup branched for 2.26

Emilio Pozuelo Monfort wrote: Hi Dan, Dan Winship wrote: Plans for 2.28 are not nailed down, but are mostly being driven by WebKit at this point (with bug reports, feature requests, and patches coming from both the Epiphany and Midori developers). Features currently in progress include

libsoup branched for 2.26

I branched libsoup for 2.26 and updated jhbuild. Plans for 2.28 are not nailed down, but are mostly being driven by WebKit at this point (with bug reports, feature requests, and patches coming from both the Epiphany and Midori developers). Features currently in progress include better

libsoup branched for 2.24

I branched libsoup for 2.24. (Actually, I did this last week and just never sent mail.) Someone already updated jhbuild. Not cc'ing docs and i18n since libsoup has neither. Plans for 2.26: unclear. The burst of activity around libsoup+webkit+epiphany last spring that then quickly died out seems

libsoup branched for 2.20

I branched libsoup for 2.20 and updated jhbuild. Note that there has not been a libsoup release since 2.18 went out, due to a blocker in HEAD, and so the 2.20 branch is branched from the same point as the 2.18 branch, even though there are additional fixes in HEAD (which will eventually see

libsoup branched for 2.18

I've branched libsoup for gnome-2-18. You know the drill. (Not cc:ing docs or i18n lists because libsoup has neither.) Plans for 2.20? Well, maybe I'll finally do the long-awaited ABI break I originally claimed I was going to do for 2.14.[1] Or maybe not. People who are using libsoup (or who

libsoup branched

I branched libsoup for gnome-2-12 and updated jhbuild. (libsoup has neither translatable strings nor user documentation, so I'm not cc:ing those lists.) Plans for 2.14 include: * Finally using the GNOME proxy settings from gconf (including ignore_hosts) by default (*) * A patch