Matthieu Moy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > So, here it is ... the 0.9 is out.
Coool. Thanks for your great work! > Up to now, I've sent the announcement on this list and on > gnu-arch-users, and I'm advertizing on french websites/newsgroups. Can > someone subscribed to the appropriate (X)Emacs mailing lists send the > announcement there too? > > No new features will be accepted in this branch, except if we can be > sure it won't break anything. You're all encourraged to test Xtla, > both manually and by adding new testcases to xtla-tests.el. > > I'm asking all contributors to seal their 0.1 version > (http://wiki.gnuarch.org/moin.cgi/Sealing_20and_20fixing), and to open > a 0.9 version. I currently have no partner registered for my 0.9 > branch, so, you'll have to send a merge request on this list for your > first contribution to this branch. I have sealed my 0.1 version. And I have now a xtla--devo--0.9 version in my archive. > If you want to start writting new feature, you can create a 1.1 > version in your archive, and I'll create one in my archive when there > will be a need for it. > > > The roadmap for the next versions will probably look like > > 1.0 : First stable release > 1.1.x : Development version, focused on > - performance issues (to get an idea, run M-x tla-log and compare to > "tla logs" execution time -- but I've got some ideas about how to > optimize this) Improve marking speed in tla-inventory > - Integration of xtla-browse.el in other parts of xtla.el > - If possible, official integration in GNU Emacs and XEmacs. It would be cool to have a hierachical bookmark buffer (like gnus topic mode) > 1.2 : Next stable release > 1.3.x : > - Some extra stuff such as wrappers for tla-tools utilities > - higher level merge operators (either implemented in elisp or as a > wrapper for fai http://sourcecontrol.net/~abentley/fai/) Stefan.
