On Sep 23, 2011, at 3:27 PM, Sergiu Dumitriu wrote:
On 09/23/2011 04:10 AM, Vincent Massol wrote:
Hi devs,
Fabio and Eddy are working on merging Jun's GSOC code in master for XEclipse and are preparing for a release (could you send us a proposal guys?).
It seems that the last release of XEclipse was 1.2RC1 so it's a bit of a shitty situation since normally so much change would have warranted a 1.3 release.
However I'm proposing that the next release be 1.2RC2 and when we've tested it enough we then quickly release 1.2 final to get it over with.
The alternative is to: - get the 1.2RC1 tag - release it again as 1.2 final - consider all Jun's changes to be 1.3M1
However that solution has 2 issues: - it's more time consuming - we're not 100% sure that the last 1.2RC1's quality was good enough to be named 1.2 final
WDYT?
My preferences goes to having Jun's code be in a 1.2RC2 release.
I wonder if the changes are big enough to warrant a 2.0 release instead. I'd be in favor of releasing 2.0 RC1.
My only problem with that is that I don't like too much to leave some "unfinished release" (the last release we did was 1.2RC1). Maybe it doesn't matter… Thanks -Vincent