Release v0.7.0
LeeDongGeon1996 opened this issue · 4 comments
Only few more steps are left for official v0.7.0 release.
Here's the checklist for releasing v0.7.0:
(Please feel free to add more items)
I think a key element here, before we flip it to v1.0.0 is to ensure that it’s stable. There’s a couple ways to do this:
- dogfood it. Use the library in your own use case for a while, at least a couple months.
- just wait, for more user feedback. This could take 3-6 months, depending on how much usage
Then, this issue will be for the next minor version up. I agree with that, because v1.0.0 is a formal version, so stability is important. But, do you have any thought about certain level of feedback? I'm asking you because there's a saying "no news is good news". If it's really stable as much as we can flip it to v1.0.0, there may be only few feedback. I don't have any experience about this, it will be appreciated if you share your experience : )
Then, this issue will be for the next minor version up. I agree with that, because v1.0.0 is a formal version, so stability is important. But, do you have any thought about certain level of feedback? I'm asking you because there's a saying "no news is good news". If it's really stable as much as we can flip it to v1.0.0, there may be only few feedback. I don't have any experience about this, it will be appreciated if you share your experience : )
This is a bit challenging since people don't always give like/dislike feedback openly in GitHub, but I think if we are getting Issues raised over time, we might be able to get some insight. You'll probably get a lot more info by just meaningfully using the library in the same manner as other users (dogfooding) -- more than just "test cases". After a while, we'll get a sense that no major structural changes are needed.
Yeah, the silver lining is that we are gradually getting more users according to Google Analytics.