IMO, either major or minor is fine, not just patch ;)
> On Aug 30, 2018, at 2:34 AM, Lv, Tao A wrote:
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> If we really want to discontinue the support on Win7, maybe it should happen
> in a major release like 2.0.0.
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Hi Steffen and Zhi,
That's because those are not the artifacts being voted on. I just uploaded the
actual release artifact to [1]. Unfortunately, even the lengthy release process
doc [2] didn't capture this step...
Steffen,
In case you don't already know, regarding the version string, since we
FWIW, my company is only beginning to transition to Windows 10 now, and my past
experience would lead me to believe that many enterprises stick with old
versions of Windows long past when you think they would.
Seems to me that if you are unwilling to deprecate python 2.7, then continuing
to sup
Thanks for the data and these quite important points. I agree and hereby
change my vote to -1.
Barber, Christopher schrieb am So., 2. Sep.
2018, 18:56:
> FWIW, my company is only beginning to transition to Windows 10 now, and my
> past experience would lead me to believe that many enterprises st
Sheng, thanks for clarification. That make sense to me. I will change the vote
to +1
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> On Sep 2, 2018 at 9:43 AM, mailto:zhash...@apache.org)> wrote:
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> Hi Steffen and Zhi,
>
> That's because those are not the artifacts being voted on. I just u
>> I also believe that it is possible to install more recent >> versions of
Visual Studio on Windows 7.
It's about security reasons and AD permissions and bought licenses for VS,
not about general technical impossibility of installation of up-to-date
versions.
On Sunday, September 2, 2018, Marco
Thanks Sheng. With [1] I was able to build and test 1.3.0.rc0. Explanation
of version makes sense. Changing my vote to +1.
Roshani - please note, master still has version 1.3.0. This makes it
difficult to differentiate to rc0. Hope master version will be updated soon
as part of release process.
Th
