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commented

From issue #8:

Given the amount of people that have recently started using Maid, I'd like to start making beta releases before making stable releases.

For now, please just leave a comment bellow so I know you're interested. During the next release, I'll coordinate a beta test by notifying you (via an @mention). Details on how to install, etc. will be given then.

commented

@benjaminoakes:
call me in for the betas

commented

Great. 😄

commented

just as additional idea regarding #3

in case you'll ever consider using/setting up a ppa for ubuntu-users - it might even make sense to split it into 2 ppa's.

  • stable builds
  • unstable builds

I know that approach from other projects (Clementine is a lovely example) - and it makes splitting up stable/unstable pretty easy from user point of view. But then again - ppa's are pretty ubuntu-specific.

commented

@macfidelity I'd love to do something like that. Like I said, since I'm using Ubuntu more and more, I'd really like Maid to be a first class citizen, if possible.

Thanks for sharing your idea! I think it could work well with the RubyGems approach too...

commented

I'm in and I'll work on a couple of the issues as well.

commented

Great. I think the roadmap will be:

  1. bugfixes (maybe combined with update-deps), probably to be called v0.1.3
  2. simple-tools, probably called v0.1.4, unless there are interface changes, then v0.2.0

The timeframe is roughly "when they're done". 😄

commented

First beta test: #52

commented

I'm interested too!

commented

@gsiener Thanks! You can check out v0.2.0 at #71

commented

I would like to test it, too!

Thanks,
ge
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I'm interested too!

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commented

sign me up

commented

Great! You're volunteering at a great time as beta testing of v0.2.0 is underway. Please see #71 for more details.

commented

New beta: v0.2.2.beta.1 (mostly bugfixes).

See #95 for details.

commented

@nicoritschel Are you interested in the betas as well?

commented

Yup, I just got started with all that. I spent some of the afternoon wiping RVM in favor of rbenv so I will get some ruby 2.0 goodness up and running as well. I'm loving rbenv (after recently nearly committing RVM suicide).

commented

New beta: v0.3.0.beta.1. See #101 for details.

On a related note, work is progressing what's currently being called v0.4.0. Thanks to everyone who's made pull requests! I'm hoping another beta will be right around the corner. 😄

commented

After much adieu, a new beta is out: v0.4.0.beta.1

Thanks everyone for your help on this! Now that we're settling into our new house, I'm hoping to have more time to devote to open source.

commented

Maid v0.6.0.beta.2 is out! Lots of exciting changes, such as new daemon support.

commented

would love to join!

commented

Hi all, v0.10.0.pre.alpha.1 has been released.

It brings Ruby 3 support and drops EOL rubies (i.e. 2.6 and older.)

It should be functionally the same as this wasn't a huge set of changes but it'd be nice to have wider testing and reports.

It's available via rubygems: gem install maid --pre. Make sure you're running Ruby 2.7 or 3+.

Thanks!