Re: [Phpwiki-talk] Re: 1.4 release

[Steve W. <sw...@pa...>]

On Tue, 29 Jan 2002 ph...@de... wrote:

> 	I have no complaints whatsoever, you folks have done a
> terrific job with phpWiki and I love the install I've hacked from
> the 1.2 path.

I'm sure all the developers appreciate this, Don! Thanks.

> 	On requests: I was pushing for a stable release soon, as
> it sounds to me like a whole new great-leap-forward is happening
> now ... exciting but linear-time-consuming is how it sounds.
>
> 	I have to pick something fairly soon as a new stable base
> to then include some of my enduser-specific hacks from 1.2 and
> I'm not as likely to be able to do this line-in-the-sand again
> for some quite a period of time.
>
> 	Suggestions: ignore me and stay creative.  I'll find a
> way to get by. I'll just grumble to myself about how the world
> could be a better place if volunteer,non-paid phpWiki developers
> would just take even less time sleeping and spend more time
> coding like they should <g>.

And I'm sure they appreciate the humor :-)

It's an understatement to say I've admin'd this project loosely over the
last six or so months (even an understatement to say I've admin'd it!) But
I've really enjoyed all the energy being poured into PhpWiki and I'm
reluctant to stop it now with milestones and release dates. However, it's
not too farfetched to agree on what features we will wait for before 1.4
is released (2.0 is more likey the version number).

That said, are we ready for a 1.3.3 yet before the new parser is
incorporated?

~swain

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