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<xua...@ba...> - 2007-04-13 02:12:33
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Lars Heuer wrote: > Hi Xu=C3=A2n, > > [...] > =20 >> as I'd like to enhance TM4J with new features (which might imply >> significant changes) and as I assume that there is a significant >> userbase building on the last current release (which is TM4J 0.9.7 fro= m >> more than 2=C2=BD years ago), it is time to create a "stable" branch p= arallel >> to the unstable branch. My understanding is as follows: >> =20 > > I prepared a 0.9.x release with which fixes several bugs. > C.f. <http://tm4j.cvs.sourceforge.net/tm4j/tm4j/RELEASE.txt?view=3Dmark= up> > =20 I'm sorry, you are right. I judged from the "News" page ( http://sourceforge.net/news/?group_id=3D27895 ) which currently shows "TM4J 0.9.7 Released" as the latest announcement. <http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=3D412950> > Someone with admin rights (Murray?) should prepare a release IMO. > > The last official release sucks. > > [...] > =20 >> * unstable branch "MAIN": >> o No hard requirement to keep compatibility (although >> API-level compatibility should be kept as well as possible= ). >> =20 > > IMO very difficult if you want to support TMDM. > =20 My current idea is to support a superset of TMDM and the current TM4J as laid out in http://tm4j.cvs.sourceforge.net/*checkout*/tm4j/tm4j/docs/TMDM-support.ht= ml?revision=3D1.1 =2E Maybe this proves to be infeasible, maybe not. I'm still somewhat optimistic. :-) But maybe the additional effort is worth it because applications using TM4J may get a smooth transition (increasing development efforts here to decrease development efforts at the applications). > Best regards, > Lars > =20 ciao, Xu=C3=A2n. |