Re: [sr-dev] flavours differences

On 9/30/10 10:11 PM, Jon Bonilla (Manwe) wrote: "ready" doesn't mean "nothing else to do". Otherwise we never release. The problem with a not clear release policy is time planning. For example, I tried to free my September to work as much as possible on testing and preparing the release as we planned it. Other probably planned to wait a bit for some deployments just to benefit of some new features. Changing these kind of milestones last minute does not bring anything positive. Considering ser's developers approach on the least effects on performance, initially I thought it is a trivial impact at least regarding the statistics, believing that all stats were migrated to new API, but proved not to be like this after Andrei's remarks. To be clear, Kamailio flavour has already all these on in 3.0 and works just fine, it is just affecting ser flavour. Considering that major changes will require a new round of all tests, mixed with the fact that some cannot spend any longer much time on such things in the near future (at least me), means probably 3 months, that overlaps with winter holidays, so it is 4 months. If we do it a release now, 3.1, with current tested code, next will be in about 6-8 months, with other new features and things like new stats better propagated. Andrei talked now about only common modules to be migrated to new stats API, by 3.2 we will probably have all stats with the new API. Cheers, Daniel -- Daniel-Constantin Mierla http://www.asipto.com