Closed sualko closed 4 years ago
After #29 is merged, I would register the package on packagist and setup the push hook, but this is independent from the task of an release manager.
I would wait until #26 is done and do a feature release.
Should we decouple this repo from upstream? (It's not mandatory, but during merges it always suggests to merge into upstream)
@sualko I don't get the point, sorry. Could you explain it again, thanks.
I'm fine with you being the release manager.
@sualko i m okay with you as release manager.
Ok, thanks. I will tag the first release after #26 is merged.
@SamuelWei I added a webhook for packagist, because I don't like to give applications wide-ranging permissions.
I think it's time for our first release and therefore we have to decide a view points:
- Do we agree that this is a feature release? (2.0.8 - 2.1.0)
- Should we decouple this repo from upstream? (It's not mandatory, but during merges it always suggests to merge into upstream)
- Who wants to be the release manager? (I can do it if you like)
Did I forget anything?
I don't get the point, sorry. Could you explain it again, thanks.
At the top you see "forked from", because the idea is that we merge our changes back to upstream. Therefore Github always recommend the upstream repository if you open a pr, the number of forks it the number of upstream forks and there all statistics are related to the upstream. It's not urgent and maybe bbb will change there mind later.
I understand, yes we should decouple
What about my comment here https://github.com/littleredbutton/bigbluebutton-api-php/issues/15#issuecomment-633044687 ? Shouldn't we also implement this before this release?
While writing the changelog, I was thinking that the deprecation of php < 7.2 is a breaking change. So we should bump to 3. Any thoughts?
We should also add the guest parameter to the JoinMeetingParameters, otherwise the guest settings are ignored.
Good point. I create a pr asap. Ref: https://docs.bigbluebutton.org/dev/api.html#join
I think we can support php 7.2 until 30 Nov 2020 (end of security support). Our current version is working with php 7.2. It should be up to the developer to decide wether it is a good idea to choose a version close to end-of-life or not.
I think we can support php 7.2 until 30 Nov 2020
Are you referring to my comment above? It's about the next version, because usually if you have a breaking change you bump the major version number, see https://semver.org
Thanks! Sorry, I didn't get it. I thought you want to move to php 7.3 as minimal requirement. We should bump to 3.
Thanks! Sorry, I didn't get it. I thought you want to move to php 7.3 as minimal requirement.
While writing the changelog, I was thinking that the deprecation of php < 7.2 is a breaking change. So we should bump to 3. Any thoughts?
We should bump to 3.
Done :tada:
I think it's time for our first release and therefore we have to decide a view points:
Did I forget anything?