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Posted to dev@sis.apache.org by Martin Desruisseaux <ma...@geomatys.com> on 2023/10/01 20:55:21 UTC
Time for SIS 1.4 release?
Hello all
I have been experimenting the first steps of a release lately, for
checking if it could be done with the new project configuration (Gradle
and JPMS). It seems okay. Should we prepare a Release Candidate? If
there is no objection, I will submit a RC for vote this week, hopefully
for a release done in time for the "Community over code" meeting in
Halifax next week.
The Apache SIS 1.4 release would have various bug fixes a few new
features, but the biggest change is probably the upgrade to Java 11,
modularization (JPMS) and switch from Maven to Gradle (was necessary for
module source hierarchy). More work are under progress, notably a
GeoTIFF writer and ISO 19111 upgrade (necessary for EPSG dataset
upgrade), but I think it would be safer to have a 1.4 release done
focussing on Gradle + JPMS before a 1.5 release with those new features.
Martin
Re: Time for SIS 1.4 release?
Posted by Tim Allison <ta...@apache.org>.
Many, many thanks! The Apache Tika team eagerly awaits this release! :D
Best,
Tim
On 2023/10/01 20:55:21 Martin Desruisseaux wrote:
> Hello all
>
> I have been experimenting the first steps of a release lately, for
> checking if it could be done with the new project configuration (Gradle
> and JPMS). It seems okay. Should we prepare a Release Candidate? If
> there is no objection, I will submit a RC for vote this week, hopefully
> for a release done in time for the "Community over code" meeting in
> Halifax next week.
>
> The Apache SIS 1.4 release would have various bug fixes a few new
> features, but the biggest change is probably the upgrade to Java 11,
> modularization (JPMS) and switch from Maven to Gradle (was necessary for
> module source hierarchy). More work are under progress, notably a
> GeoTIFF writer and ISO 19111 upgrade (necessary for EPSG dataset
> upgrade), but I think it would be safer to have a 1.4 release done
> focussing on Gradle + JPMS before a 1.5 release with those new features.
>
> Martin
>
>
>