Hi Ittay,
On Jun 10, 2008, at 1:19 PM, Ittay Dror wrote:
Hi,
Can you post a roadmap for Gradle, even if it is tentative. As the
current
version is 0.1.4, does it mean that Gradle now has ~14% of its final
functionality? What else is there to expect? When do you think a
1.0 release
will be (is it dependent only on core features, or the availability of
plugins)?
Good point. I think for people who are considering to use Gradle it
is important to get an idea about the direction.
1.0 means API stability. For this Gradle should have a reasonable
install base so that we have enough feedback to be confident that all
major use cases are properly covered.
1.0 means also our vision and what Gradle stands for is implemented.
I'm optimistic that with Gradle 0.3 we are fully competitive
regarding all major features to for example Maven. We might as well
call such a release 1.0. But in our vision there are features that go
beyond what is offered by build tools today. And only when they are
implemented we want to call it 1.0.
Gradle 0.1.5 will have a lot of improvements. Yet, as long as we are
in the 0.X stream, we want to reserve the minor numbers for exciting
new major features.
Our version policy is not carved in stone. If there are good
arguments to do it differently we change our policy.
When the roadmap is ready I gonna announce it here on the list.
- Hans
Thank you,
Ittay
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