Marcel Offermans wrote:
I agree with Felix and Karl to do the changes in HEAD now. Of course,
you should always commit code that at least compiles, but HEAD is
meant for development, not for taking daily snapshots of release quality.
Well, I would expect all changes to compile, since it is doubtful I will
commit something that wouldn't compile. I was more thinking about
breaking existing functionality. The overall time frame could be a
couple of weeks from when I start, depending on how much time I have to
focus on it.
I can always hold off committing until I have it mostly working, but I
wanted to try to avoid the "big bang" approach.
We should define the goals for the next release (assigning JIRA issues
to the next milestone) and then start working on them.
Agreed. We did that for the 0.8.0 release and we have already started
for the 1.0.0 release. For me, we have two main targets for 1.0.0:
1. Require-Bundle
2. Security
I will add require-bundle to the 1.0.0 release in JIRA...I will let Karl
look at the security-related JIRA issues and add the ones that he thinks
are appropriate.
Other people should speak up if they want to voice an opinion about
specific issues that we should address and/or chip in.
-> richard
