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Many bug fixes have been committed since the last release (7.x-3.0-alpha2), so I'm planning on rolling a new release. If any of my co-maintainers object, please say so.
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Comment #1
kylebrowning CreditAttribution: kylebrowning commented+1
Comment #2
jobeirne CreditAttribution: jobeirne commentedReleased 7.x-3.0, since we're fairly stable at this point.
Comment #3
jobeirne CreditAttribution: jobeirne commentedComment #4
kylebrowning CreditAttribution: kylebrowning commentedId at least do a beta for and an rc before release.
Jumping from alpha to a release is generally not a good idea.
Comment #5
jobeirne CreditAttribution: jobeirne commentedShall we roll this back to a beta release? If so, what is our roadmap towards a major release?
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kylebrowning CreditAttribution: kylebrowning commentedI would roll it back, but not sure how to do that., I havnt had time to come out with a plan yet, Ive been focusing on services 3.2 b/c it re adds support for oath settings per endpoint.
:/
Comment #7
jobeirne CreditAttribution: jobeirne commentedNo worries, I'll just delete the 7.x-3.0 tag and roll it back to a beta release.
Comment #8
jobeirne CreditAttribution: jobeirne commentedBummer! Tags/releases can't be deleted on d.o. I'll just move on to 7.x-3.1-beta1.
Comment #9
kylebrowning CreditAttribution: kylebrowning commentedWhy are you gonna roll a release to stable when there is 10-14 bug reports on 7.x alone?
Comment #10
steinmb CreditAttribution: steinmb commentedOr simply to: Fix stuff and roll 7.x-3.0, there will always be bugs :) Kyle mention in #9:
Any show stoppers here people should focus on?
Comment #11
steinmb CreditAttribution: steinmb commented7.x-3.1-beta1 out, let's just close this