Re: Branching for Struts 1.4

2006-11-28 Thread Ted Husted
This began by asking for a branch. If there's reason to branch, there's reason to release. Now, we seem to be saying there not a reason to branch either. There just might be a misunderstanding about when we create branches. Typically, we just tag each milestone. Later, if we need to go back and p

Re: Branching for Struts 1.4

2006-11-28 Thread Paul Benedict
Ted, Because no one is asking for a 1.3.6, and the new actionId feature (a semi-major one inmo) is already committed, can we just continue to develop this release and call it 1.4 afterwards? I really don't see a need to get this release out the door quickly. Even if 1.4 sounds too big of a le

Re: Branching for Struts 1.4

2006-11-27 Thread Ted Husted
On 11/27/06, Paul Benedict <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Ted, Do you want the open tickets to hold up the release? Please respond. If you respond in the negative, please tag. Afterwards, I will: If there's a patch attached to a bug ticket, or we otherwise know how to fix the bug, we should resolv

Re: Branching for Struts 1.4

2006-11-27 Thread Wendy Smoak
On 11/27/06, Paul Benedict <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Do you want the open tickets to hold up the release? Please respond. If you respond in the negative, please tag. Afterwards, I will: * Re-assign the open tickets to 1.3.7 * Write the release notes * Update the maven projects to 1.3.7-SNAPSHO

Re: Branching for Struts 1.4

2006-11-27 Thread Paul Benedict
Ted, Do you want the open tickets to hold up the release? Please respond. If you respond in the negative, please tag. Afterwards, I will: * Re-assign the open tickets to 1.3.7 * Write the release notes * Update the maven projects to 1.3.7-SNAPSHOT Paul Ted Husted wrote: In my experience, th

Re: Branching for Struts 1.4

2006-11-27 Thread Ted Husted
In my experience, the only difficult part of a release is catching up the release notes. The rest is just mechanics. I'll setup a release notes page for Struts 1.36, and if someone wants to bring it up to date, I'll take care of the rest. -Ted. On 11/26/06, Wendy Smoak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Re: Branching for Struts 1.4

2006-11-26 Thread Wendy Smoak
On 11/26/06, Ted Husted <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: My best suggestion would be to tag and roll a 1.3.6 build now, before getting into a new line of development. Creating a branch would then be less important. I think a 1.3.6 release goes in the 'would be nice' column. There were a few fixes, e

Re: Branching for Struts 1.4

2006-11-26 Thread Ted Husted
My best suggestion would be to tag and roll a 1.3.6 build now, before getting into a new line of development. Creating a branch would then be less important. If we did create a branch, we should give it a name (like i18n). Then, if we find the changes joyful, the branch can be merged back into th

Branching for Struts 1.4

2006-11-26 Thread Paul Benedict
Dear committers, I would like to propose branching HEAD because of forthcoming locale resolution strategy. I am still working on s1 with the focus of bringing S1 to a full set of customizable internationalization capabilities. Because the locale resolution is more powerful and may behave sligh