dovecot - Aug 2004 - Is 1.0-test stabilising?

Has Timo backed off work, and been busy with something else, or has 1.0 really 
stabilised that much?

Seems to me just a couple of weeks ago we were seeing a new test release every 
few days... now there's been nothing all month...

I'm hoping it's ready for release... but if it's just that
Timo's busy, well, I
can understand that.  We're about to receive some new servers, and I hope to
migrate from 0.99 to 1.0 as we migrate to the new machines.

--
Curtis Maloney

Curtis Maloney wrote:
> 
> Has Timo backed off work, and been busy with something else, or has 1.0 
> really stabilised that much?
> 
> Seems to me just a couple of weeks ago we were seeing a new test release 
> every few days... now there's been nothing all month...
> 
> I'm hoping it's ready for release... but if it's just that
Timo's busy,
> well, I can understand that.  We're about to receive some new servers, 
> and I hope to migrate from 0.99 to 1.0 as we migrate to the new machines.
> 
> -- 
> Curtis Maloney
> 
I seem to remember Timo mentioning something about a small holiday ... 
it might be around now.  you'll have to check the archives.

alan

On 23.8.2004, at 06:36, Curtis Maloney wrote:
> Has Timo backed off work, and been busy with something else, or has 
> 1.0 really stabilised that much?
>
> Seems to me just a couple of weeks ago we were seeing a new test 
> release every few days... now there's been nothing all month...
I had some kind of holiday, but I've also recently been working on 
larger changes which have taken quite a long time to get working.

One of them is using nonblocking network sockets everywhere. That 
change is basically finished, except after I'm now actually trying to 
use it I'm getting all kinds of random problems. Hopefully there's only 
one problem left but that might be a bit difficult to find.

So, next test release will probably be less stable than previous ones. 
Luckily there aren't many large changes left anymore in my TODO before 
1.0.
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