On Wed, Apr 25, 2007 at 01:47:39PM +0200, Markus Gritsch wrote:
> what are the plans for SQLObjects version number after releasiung 0.9?
> Will there be further 0.x Versions or will the number be set to
> 1.0.0, indicating a somehow stable API?
There certainly will be 0.10 because the revolution that is being done by
Luke Opperman changes a lot of APIs, most notably sqlbuilder.Select().
After that I want to do one major change - %-encoded DB URIs to allow
spaces and special characters in URIs. And a lot of lesser but still big
enough changes - drop Python 2.2, e.g.
After that SQLObject could be tagged with version 1.0.
I also have a dream to make it fully unicode (in any case we need this
for Python 3000) instead of being unicode-aware. But that could wait until
SQLObject 2.0.
Oleg.
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