Bootstrap
Last minor release was almost a year ago #41184
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Hi everyone, Was version 5.3.4 too ambitious ? 5.3.3 shows a lot of warnings with (not so) recent versions of sass for example |
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Hi there, Just to clarify, this is my personal perspective and not an official statement on behalf of the rest of the core team. The delay in releasing version 5.3.4 isn't about being overly ambitious but rather about syncing the availability of the core team for the release process, along with making decisions for the next minor and major versions. For example, I've continued merging patches into v5.3.4 since it hasn't been released yet, but it could have been released earlier as-is, with additional patches handled in subsequent v5.3.x releases. In my opinion, it's more a matter of balancing personal commitments and the time available to contribute to OSS and Bootstrap. The core team is relatively small, and this project has a large volume of issues, discussions, and interactions to manage. I'm also working on simplifying the release process to make it easier to release updates more frequently in the future and avoid situations like the one we're experiencing with v5.3.4. Regarding the deprecation warnings, these can't be addressed in a patch release because fixing them requires a significant refactor of Bootstrap's codebase. You can follow the ongoing work on this here: #41112. Hope this helps clarify things :) |
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Ok thank you very much for the work and this reply. I tried to check the "project" page on Github but it's hard to have an idea of the next release time frame (I understand why reading your reply). |
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Hi there,
Just to clarify, this is my personal perspective and not an official statement on behalf of the rest of the core team.
The delay in releasing version 5.3.4 isn't about being overly ambitious but rather about syncing the availability of the core team for the release process, along with making decisions for the next minor and major versions. For example, I've continued merging patches into v5.3.4 since it hasn't been released yet, but it could have been released earlier as-is, with additional patches handled in subsequent v5.3.x releases. In my opinion, it's more a matter of balancing personal commitments and the time available to contribute to OSS and Bootstrap. The core team is …