Hi,

>> i am growing more and more convinced that the stable branch is a waste of 
>> effort. how about moving back to trunk and add a 'option setting'/'cmd line 
>> switch' for experimental features? but actually i feel that all this is not 
>> necessary and we could add new functions all the time and simply point them 
>> out in the release notes, so users don't expect them to be very robust.
> It turned to be a waste of effort because most of the work done since
> 1.5.1 has been bug fixes. I was hoping that some more innovative changes
> would have started in the trunk in the same time, but it did not
> happened :-(
> Maybe we'll stop this experiment after 1.5.2.
I would agree, having things unbranched is easier to handle for me ; - 
but its your choice.

>>
>> in my other project with major.minor.patch version scheme i keep it like this
>> major breaks backward compatibility
>> minor adds new functionality
>> patch fixes bugs
> Still agree with this scheme.
I do too

> I ask for the zoom as it is a case where we did not do what we decided
> for vers. 1.5.1, so we must decide how to manage this feature for 1.5.2 ;-)

rather switch off?

> Nice information. Don't know the difference between check and loading,
> but dependency analysis seem more time-consuming than jar-size.

seems like it actually is better to have a slow machine, as the figure 
returned are much easier to read ;)

What is the time to load sextante only without any other plugin?

stefan

PS: did you guys know that I am now only 5h behind europe? ... but i am 
on mobile (infrequent/low bandwidth) internet = USB stick

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