alexliesenfeld
What's the timeline for releasing 0.8
Hi, httpmock is a great crate that helps me on testing all kinds of client-server stuff. Can I know if there is a timeline for the next release version (there are amazing features included e.g. http2 supported)? I see the 0.8-alpha.1 has been tagged for a long time.
I'm still working on fixing some issues that are side effects of the new features in 0.8. The release is still stabilizing. I want to avoid releasing a half-finished version that could introduce issues or lead to unnecessary changes in codebases later on.
I understand this may a bit conservative, but I want the major version bump to be a smooth experience for everyone.
For the upcoming major version release, I see the following tasks that need to be completed first:
- Fix the current build and reach 100% of tests pass (some are still failing in the extended test set – see CI run).
- Fixing some of the issues introduced in version 0.8, such as issue #123.
I planned to publish a release candidate as soon as it is ready.
@alexliesenfeld would it be possible to release an 0.8-alpha.2 off the current main? It has some dependency updates that avoid advisories.
Hi, glad to see the 0.8.0 has been released? But we haven't published the crate have we?
@HaoYang670 Our master branch shows the most recent commit. If all tests pass, this commit will be released, but it’s not yet published on crates.io. It will be very soon, though!