To all, > To all, > > The connectivity abstraction review has been pushed to the CA branch. > Continue to look for opportunities to improve the code and post any fixes. > Everybody is working very hard to get this code into shape to push to master. > I will not be accepting any other large commits (especially for bug fixes) to the > CA branch related to discovery and connectivity without a good justification. > So keep your commits small and often. > > The integration code review continues and should move from gerrit into the repo soon. > > I am currently only expecting two more potential large commits and reviews: > - Android API > - IPv6 support > > If you have a large commit coming and you do not give me advance notice, > do not expect a fast review as I will be giving bug fixes preferential treatment.
I want to ask again for any planned contributions to the CA branch before finalizing and merging to master. The list that I have now is as follows: - Android API - IPv6 support - Bluetooth EDR/Ubuntu - Bluetooth EDR/Android - Bluetooth LE/Android - Confirmable Message Support [Expected 3/27] - CoAP Token Refactor [Expected 3/27] Also, if the owners of any of the above contributions has an ETA, please let me know. Patrick Lankswert Intel Corporation Platform Engineering Group (PEG) / Communications and Devices Group (CDG) Engineering Manager Louisville, KY, USA -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: smime.p7s Type: application/pkcs7-signature Size: 7198 bytes Desc: not available URL: <http://lists.iotivity.org/pipermail/iotivity-dev/attachments/20150324/55b705cb/attachment.p7s>
