Currently Stripes is not working with JBoss 6.
This is a very serious issue to me.
Shouldn't we try to fix it before releasing version 1.5.4?
How much will we have to wait until version 1.5.5 or 1.6? Will they be out
in time for JBoss 6 GA?
We have 3 open issues related to this - STS-773, STS-775 and STS-776.
Cheers,
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Samuel Santos
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On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 12:20 AM, Nikolaos Giannopoulos <
nikol...@brightminds.org> wrote:
> Remi,
>
> Man... why couldn't you have just said: "I agree that 1.5.4 should be
> released as I have no issues with it" or just "OK". It would have had the
> effect of what you and I and a number of other people are asking for... a
> timely release of 1.5.4... all things considered.
>
> While nothing you say is overtly wrong, you need to understand the tone and
> candor of your comments are alarming to some who have not had issues with
> nested layouts OR have not had time to test BUT who have come to expect
> solid releases for Stripes. I know you didn't intend any mis-direction with
> your comment but unfortunately not everyone will read or get every nuance of
> every e-mail.
>
> And yes - releases can be re-released - and we have you to thank for the
> Maven release piece but honestly lets not go there... agreed ;-)
>
> Anyone else have any issues with nested layouts in 1.5.4 or 1.5.4 please
> speak up "now".
>
> Cheers,
>
> --Nikolaos
>
>
>
>
>
> VANKEISBELCK Remi wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> The question is about the nested layouts feature that Ben included weeks
> ago. Remember ? He even asked for testing at that time... Not sure I
> remember you whining people sending anything concrete, like test cases. At
> least no such thing got commited in our webtests... anyway.
>
> I have been talking with Ben about it and he said that according to him the
> nested layouts feature is ready unless someone has a problem with it. Since
> no one has a problem, and since it was the feature we waited for in order to
> release, I suggested to go for it. We're not gonna spend months with this
> stuff.
> Many people is waiting for 1.5.4 to be officially released. If you're not,
> well, just stick to 1.5.3. Also, many people have tried out the
> 1.5.4-SNAPSHOT version. So I don't think there's any reason to panic here...
>
> Now for the "if it has a problem we'll release again" : that's what every
> software does, isn't it ? I mean, there are bugs, we fix them, we release...
> Moreover, now that releasing into maven central is a one-command operation
> or almost, I don't see the problem. Even a "critical" issue (which doesn't
> seem to be the case for now) would not really serious : just rollback and
> keep 1.5.3 in the meantime we fix the bug.
> Don't make me wrong : I don't say it's classy to release with a blocker.
> But it ain't classy to wait forever either, and again, 1.5.4 has already
> been out for a while as a SNAPSHOT so it should be tested the best we can...
>
> Sometimes, you just need balls :P
>
> Anyway, unless you guys have a problem with the layouts thing, I don't see
> why you complain. No layout problem found ? Well, let's go. That was my
> point.
>
> Cheers
>
> Remi
>
> 2010/11/9 gshegosh <g...@karko.net>
>
>> W dniu 09.11.2010 22:29, Nikolaos Giannopoulos pisze:
>>
>> What is the issue you have with the 1.5.4 release going live?
>>
>>
>> Personally I have no issue with 1.5.4 release going live since it works
>> splendidly for me on Glassfish 3 even with my quirky CMS stuff based on
>> layouts.
>>
>> What I have disagree with is the approach that Remi seems to be
>> supporting:
>>
>>
>> "And if this layout thing actually turns out to be a disaster, well, we'll
>> fix and re-release."
>>
>> In my opinion, either the feature is working, or it's out of the release.
>> I'm not current with the state of layout tags modifications, if they are
>> confirmed to be working, let 1.5.4 be released; I based my previous post on
>> that single sentence which could suggest they are NOT fully confirmed to be
>> working.
>>
>>
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