>> new properties like "is_robot" (or "is_crawler", etc.?) are new as of 
>>DeviceMap

Sure, if you can make that change, that would be helpful. Otherwise I can do it.

Speaking of which, can we also add some new devices? Im pretty sure new phones 
got released recently. Might be a good idea to try and get them in there. Ideas 
on how we can do this? There must be a blog or something tracking new phone 
releases???

>> Could we also include "test_data"

I dont have any use for it, nor do I know of anything consuming this data. So 
im not planning on supporting it or releasing it. If there is a good use case, 
then im open to hearing it.

>> Whether the improvements of the "new" client really make 1.1.0

Yes, this is definitely a 1.1 release. Some new features were added. In 
particular, a new option Device object response, JSON output, and a few other 
minor touches.

>> when could we also start deploying something to Apache Maven repo

Good question, still need to research what needs to be done here. Maybe after 
we graduate? Not sure. It might be as simple as getting our distribution 
releases promoted... maybe?

>> they often maintain 2 or more sets of either  clients

I will not be maintaining the legacy ODDR client. I spent a lot of time mucking 
around that codebase and it isn't something I want to use or support. There are 
numerous issues with this client. You are more than welcome to release and 
support it. Since no code has been committed to it here, it looks like the last 
commit to it over 2 years ago to the day:

https://github.com/OpenDDRdotORG/OpenDDR-Java/commits/master


________________________________
 From: Werner Keil <[email protected]>
To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>; 
Reza <[email protected]> 
Sent: Monday, August 4, 2014 4:25 PM
Subject: Re: next client and data release
 


I'd point out in the vocabulary, that new properties like "is_robot" (or 
"is_crawler", etc.?) are new as of DeviceMap, not squeeze them in  the middle 
of existing ODDR ones.
Other than that, if the clients work well, I see no problem with a 1.0.1 data 
release relatively soon. Could we also include "test_data" or is there a 
problem with that?

Whether the improvements of the "new" client really make 1.1.0 I can't say (has 
the "1.0.x" bugfix release been used??) but as e.g. Browsermap is trailing a 
bit there is also not anything tragic in 1.1 vs. 1.0.1. To allow further 
changes to the data file, 1.0.1 feels better.

It depends on the classpath fix in data 1.0.1, thus I would prepare a release 
of the W3C DDR library as soon as the new data is released. 
Especially for data, when could we also start deploying something to Apache 
Maven repo?

As discusssed, the 2 clients don't directly compete, and see some of the big 
vendors (DeviceAtlas or DetectRight, etc. not so much WURFL) they often 
maintain 2 or more sets of either  clients, data sets of both. So a W3C 
compatible library can make it easier for their existing  codebase to migrate 
if they wish (e.g. commercial libraries where the vendor no longer exists like 
Volantis) 
As soon as the data structure was to change, we'll see, if the W3C aspects 
remain, then it won't be an issue, or if the "client.next" may be the only one 
for a new "2.x" data files...

Cheers,
Werner



On Mon, Aug 4, 2014 at 10:12 PM, Reza <[email protected]> wrote:

What is a good date for our next data release (1.0.1) and client release 
(1.1.0)?
>
>Other than what has already been discussed and put into JIRA, are there any 
>other features or improvements wanted in these releases?

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