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Re: [tycho-dev] Tycho 3.0 release
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> If we want to better serve a wider ecosystem, those important
> features must be released soon (just like we've tried to release newer
> Java support frequently so far).
I can't remember the original bug that complained about missing support
for mixed-reactors but it must be > 4 years now, people can wait some
more for an official release (or help getting things done faster ...)
and using snapshots as well ;-)
> We've changed multiple signatures in public methods
> so we've potentially broken all consumers of those services.
Well I think as long as the API == pom.xml (!) remains unchanged people
really don't care, if people build up plugins on Tycho they have to
check before upgrading of course but I don't think this is very common
(I have some maven-plugin using tycho but promise to not complain).
But if we change things like removing mojos, this probably will break
current build files and that's the only reason I suggested/postponed
those to 3.x until now.
Am 07.01.22 um 11:08 schrieb Mickael Istria:
On Fri, Jan 7, 2022 at 11:05 AM Christoph Läubrich
<laeubi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:laeubi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Do we? If yes, I can offer to maintain 2.7.x branch with this dedicated
changes (2022-03 dependecies + PGP), but can't platform simply use 3.x
snapshots?
There is not only Platform that's going to need those features, PGP is
going to get traction very fast together with Maven Target Platform
location, and Platform uses 3.x because the people who maintain Platform
build are partly the ones that maintain Tycho so it's in a privileged
state. If we want to better serve a wider ecosystem, those important
features must be released soon (just like we've tried to release newer
Java support frequently so far).
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