Folks,
Sorry for being so late on getting this out.
My self, Eric Firing and Ryan May.
- Went over the last few issues for 2.0.2 (which has subsequently been
tagged and released)
- discussed future release plans
Going forward, we do not plan to do a 2.0.3 (unless we find another truly
egregious regression) and plan to get a 2.1 RC in time for scipy (July).
This leaves the question of what to do with our milestones as we have 600+
things tagged for 2.0.3. In general, we need some way to differentiate
'This must go in for this release X.Y.Z' and 'This can / sholud be merged /
backported for release X.Y.Z'.
Maybe we should have a 'next minor' and 'next patch' milestones to hold the
'can/should' issues / PRs and use the explicitly numbered milestones for
the 'must' category?
Tom
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Folks,
Sorry for being so late on getting this out.
My self, Eric Firing and Ryan May.
- Went over the last few issues for 2.0.2 (which has subsequently been
tagged and released)
- discussed future release plans
Going forward, we do not plan to do a 2.0.3 (unless we find another truly
egregious regression) and plan to get a 2.1 RC in time for scipy (July).
This leaves the question of what to do with our milestones as we have 600+
things tagged for 2.0.3. In general, we need some way to differentiate
'This must go in for this release X.Y.Z' and 'This can / sholud be merged /
backported for release X.Y.Z'.
Maybe we should have a 'next minor' and 'next patch' milestones to hold
the 'can/should' issues / PRs and use the explicitly numbered milestones
for the 'must' category?
How about labels for priority or importance instead of milestones? I really
don't like the idea of multiple concurrent milestones for a single release.
Ryan
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On Sat, May 13, 2017 at 1:46 PM Thomas Caswell <tcaswell at gmail.com> wrote: