| Arnaud Limbourg 2006-07-12, 6:58 pm |
| Hi,
A stable package should have end-user documentation (not just API) and
provide a couple of examples. More examples, faq,e etc are also nice to
have .
it is a set of guidelines rather than an enforced rule. The most
important thing is to have end-use doc, this is what pear gets shot down
for most of the time.
Arnaud.
James Stewart wrote:
> I've had a number of users tell me they're finding XML_Feed_Parser to
> be stable in their day to day use and ask if I can move it to a stable
> release.
>
> I have a few to do items I want to deal with before that, but other
> than those I'm not sure if there is a particular process I need to
> follow to bring the package to a stable release? Does it need to be
> reviewed, or can I just mark it as stable when I'm ready? I'd like to
> get a release candidate ready within the next ten days.
>
> James.
>
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