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viktorklang opened this issue Jul 14, 2014 · 22 comments
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Release 0.4.0.M2 #83

viktorklang opened this issue Jul 14, 2014 · 22 comments

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@viktorklang
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I propose to cut the next milestone after the following PRs/Issues are resolved:

#62 (potentially: #82)
#80
#81
#63

What say you @reactive-streams/contributors

@smaldini
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Agree for M2, but not sure about releasing an artifact. Or well shall we duplicate the artifact as M2 ?

@benjchristensen
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I agree with those issues being resolved and then releasing the next milestone.

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rkuhn commented Jul 14, 2014

@smaldini: changing the argument type of request(long) will require new artifacts to be published.

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Ha missed that one. Fair enough. Which issue is that, the firehose one ?

@viktorklang
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@smaldini this PR : #82 attempting to reach consensus for the firehose :)

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where are we on this release ? any help required ?

@viktorklang
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Check the issues/pr links in the description, I believe there are a couple
of votes we're waiting for, but most should be good.
On Jul 17, 2014 8:33 PM, "Stephane Maldini" [email protected]
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where are we on this release ? any help required ?


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@viktorklang
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Seems like it's #62 and #63 left with #62 being basically good to go but I am still unsure about #63, can we expedite it?

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@smaldini
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smaldini commented Sep 1, 2014

We shall expedite it. Sorry I've been sucked into a spiral of time, and work.

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rkuhn commented Sep 2, 2014

As we’ll need the right artifacts published before we can meaningfully test the TCK (see #91) I propose that we publish the current state of the API as M2 and then add the TCK in M3. This means that outstanding issues like #63 are deferred to M3 as well.

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ktoso commented Sep 2, 2014

+1, sounds like a good plan to me.

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smaldini commented Sep 2, 2014

Right, I'm on it now. shall that include the #104 or we delay that to M3 along with #63 ?

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rkuhn commented Sep 2, 2014

If you give your thumbs-up on #104 then that makes three positive votes, we’d need a fourth one to merge it. Shall we give it a few more hours? That would mean that M2’s API should be really close to or identical with 1.0 (famous last words).

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smaldini commented Sep 2, 2014

Ok, I've myself updated signatures on Reactor and pending the last votes on #104 before moving forward.

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#110 shouldn't affect the M2 release as it's just a spec update.

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smaldini commented Sep 2, 2014

I take it we can move forward #104 is now fixed.

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rkuhn commented Sep 2, 2014

AFAICS yes. Do you want to publish it?

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smaldini commented Sep 2, 2014

Staging now

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smaldini commented Sep 2, 2014

Deployed onto sonatype, I guess we need some time before maven central sync :)

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ktoso commented Sep 2, 2014

Great, thanks for the quick reaction / release guys :-)

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rkuhn commented Sep 2, 2014

Thanks, Stephane! It is already there, just not yet on the search index.

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