You bet we are. There are a just a few more things we want to do as
well as do some testing to ensure our bug fixing didn't break
anything :P You know how it is.
Jesse
On 27-Sep-06, at 5:47 AM, Andy Czerwonka wrote:
Fantasticc news. The tests are critical to sanity - you can feel
somewhat
comfortable with changes when you have a good suite to tests. I'm
excited
to get the 3.2.1 release and see how things change. Are you
planning and
RC5 builded based on this news?
"Jesse Eichar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all,
I'm very happy to announce that we've spent the last couple weeks
cleaning house. As a reminder we complained recently that the
unit tests
were not being used because they were interfering with each other
(they
would pass in isolation but fail when all tests were ran
together). So
we have spent the last couple of weeks and now all the tests pass
and are
very useable.
Second I tried out the latest 3.2 maintenance build today and it
is much
better than 3.2.0, both in speed and stability. The official
3.2.1 comes
out in the end of next week and you will see a big jump in the
performance of uDig when we do the next release.
Third, we have run Find Bugs on all of the uDig plugins and
fixed all
the warnings (that make sense to fix). As always (or almost
always) it
found a number of issues. For example in consistent
synchronization,
incorrect double checked locking, potential null pointers, etc...
We want at least another week of hard-core testing/bug fixing and
we'll
put out the next release.
Cheers,
Jesse
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