Here's my list. There's a few items on the wiki page I've been dragging along for a few releases now. Those are still on my agenda, even the importer rewrite.
https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Evolution/Planning310 Additionally I want to really focus on getting Camel's API fixed up well enough to split off from E-D-S and declare stable. I've intended to do that for several years [1], but parts of Camel's API are still a mess and I'm not yet willing to commit to them. Among the things that need done yet are: * Kill CamelStream and all its subclasses and port Camel entirely to GIO-based streams. I'm already making some headway on that. * Move all the filtering logic into Evolution. Camel's filtering logic is already highly dependent on Evolution and not fleshed out well enough to be usable on its own. From there I can more easily make some badly needed improvements under Evolution's umbrella, where API stability isn't an issue. * GMime is Jeff Steadfast's partial fork of Camel, and there's still a lot of shared heritage there. I understand he added a pretty comprehensive test suite, and I'd like to try importing that and adapting it to Camel's current APIs. * Study/cleanup/document the summary database and virtual folders. I still don't really have my head around these areas. The APIs are a mess and nothing's documented. I'd like to spend a little time on it and probably do some refactoring before the split, because I can't maintain this stuff if I don't understand it. * Maybe annotate the API for introspection and generate language bindings? Even if there's no demand for Camel bindings, I think the practice helps promote good discipline and API design and is worth the effort. Between the wiki page items, this stuff, and the usual caring and feeding of the project, I think that's a pretty full plate for me. Matt [1] https://mail.gnome.org/archives/evolution-hackers/2009-November/msg00019.html _______________________________________________ evolution-hackers mailing list evolution-hackers@gnome.org To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-hackers
