From: Adam T. <aat...@ou...> - 2023-04-25 10:41:02
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Dear Günter, all, >> I have tested on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS and Windows 10, and against Sphinx. >> All tests are passing, > Good news. What are the tested Python versions? > Could someone test with Python 3.11? I have tested on Python 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, 3.10, 3.11, and 3.12.0a7 -- all supported Python versions. Following [r9363], all tests pass with no warnings and with ``-W error`` enabled. ... >> Please may we release a 0.20b1 first so that I might ask downstream >> projects to test, as with the 0.19 release? > My experience from the latest pre-releases was minimal to no feedback. > However, if you have other experiences of expectations, I agree with a > pre-release. > I suggest "rc1" instead of "beta" (as I really like > 0.20 coming out soon and rather see a not too distant 0.21...). Ok -- I have no strong feelings either way -- if Engelbert is happy to release 0.20 with no 'rc1' stage then that works with me! I agree we didn't get much feedback. ... >>> The API documentation "publisher.txt" now has the example >>> output = bytes(publish_string(...)) >>> (which depends on `OutputString` features). >> Can we mark this feature as provisional? Personally, I don't think >> that we should support this form of ``bytes`` conversion long-term, >> and I see the ``OutputString`` as a transitional class, again not >> one that will be around for a long time. > OK. I'll reply to this point in my reply to your other note ... >> Sorry for the rather long message appended to a release thread, but >> as you note, perhaps the decision cannot be delayed, as the >> documentation contains a recipie that we may later regret declaring >> support for. > My suggestion for the next steps: > ... > * Push "deprecation warning" patch (Adam). Done! [r9363] Thanks, Adam |