Closed jakemac53 closed 9 years ago
note: this will require a github dependency for now as it is not yet published (it is not feature complete)
Hi,
we'll publish the reflectable package really soon. I'm on vacation for a few more days now, but we intend to publish the package even though some features are not yet implemented, exactly because this would make it possible for you to get started.
I am also fine with a github dependency for the short term. At least until we make an actual release using this which wouldn't be for a little while. I am fine with waiting until we are ready and then requesting a real release of reflectable at that point?
I think it makes sense for a pre-1.0 release to be incomplete as long as it does what some core users of the package want, and then we'll use the feedback when prioritzing what to do next. In any case, it won't create any immediate problems for you if you have a github dependency and we publish the package. You'll just make the decision about which way you want to get it (the github dep. would provide a slightly more bleeding edge version, the published one would be a bit more stable). So I think we can just proceed as planned, all of us. ;-)
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I am also fine with a github dependency for the short term. At least until we make an actual release using this which wouldn't be for a little while. I am fine with waiting until we are ready and then requesting a real release of reflectable at that point?
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blocked on reflectable transformer work
marking as done since all polymer work is finished, just waiting on a few final things from the reflectable transformer
We should be able to migrate to the new reflectable package and away from smoke. This should lighten the load on the polymer transformer significantly, and possibly eliminate the need for a polymer transformer altogether.
See this test for an example of how to use the package.