Ilja Booij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:

> On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 03:16:17 -0000, Aaron Stone wrote:
>> 
>> So I started working on libSieve again, and on the DBMail Sieve support.
>> Should I just leave what's in 2.0 as it is, or begin maintaining it so
>> that anybody interested in getting DBMail 2.0 to work with Sieve can hack
>> it in easily?
>> 
>> I have a big patch to the Sieve stuff in 2.0 ready that doesn't touch
>> anything significant in the non-Sieve parts of DBMail (just a new struct
>> in dbmailtypes.h). I'm thinking wait until right after 2.0.1. Any
>> objections?
> 
> I object.
> It should go into 2.1, not 2.0. It would probably be nice to have it
> in 2.0, but we shouldn't be making the same mistakes as in the process
> towards 2.0 by putting new features into a stable release.

Ok, fair enough. Thinking some more about it, since I want to keep the
libSieve API unstable Until I Get It Right (TM), it's going to be a
volatile area of code. No business in a stable release.

I'll probably keep a patchset against 2.0 so that I have a basis for
testing libSieve, but otherwise will focus development on 2.1.

Aaron


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