I vote +1 on the next release being 1.4.0. I would also like to propose another major new feature for the release: continuous compilation. This is sitting in a basically-complete form in my GitHub fork. I've been dogfooding it for several months now, and it seems pretty solid. The only three remaining tasks of which I am aware are as follows:
- Documentation (only a few paragraphs are necessary, I'm just too lazy to have done it already) - Specs (this is much harder. I looked into mocking things without any success. I suspect someone with more Rspec fu would do better here) - Scala 2.8 support (for some reason, compiler detection doesn't work normally under Scala 2.8) I think if we could get continuous compilation into 1.4.0, it would provide even more weight for this as the next "major release" for Buildr. Daniel On Sat, Feb 27, 2010 at 5:05 PM, Alex Boisvert <[email protected]>wrote: > Builders far and wide, > > We've got a decent amount of improvements and bug fixes done since October > / > Buildr 1.3.5 so I'd like to propose a release in the March timeframe. > > More specifically, I'd like to do a release candidate around March 13/14th > and hopefully a final release March 27/28th. > > This should leave us enough time to round up a few more issues, some time > to > vote and update the site with an updated tagline (I dropped the ball on > that > since December) and deal with some updates/changes on the release side > (gemcutter). > > How does that sound? Are we ready to call the next release 1.4.0? > > alex >
