On Apr 24, 2005, at 5:52 AM, David Abrahams wrote:
Douglas Gregor <doug.gregor@gmail.com> writes:
At midnight tonight (Friday) the main trunk/CVS HEAD is feature-frozen and only bug fixes may be committed. New features should go on a separate development branch.
Does that go for new libraries where it isn't possible to cause a regression with respect to 1.32.0? The Boost Parameters library is currently checked in, but not in the state we intended. The features we have now are in very good shape, but several extensions were requested that we intended to have implemented for this release and "of course" we need to re-do all the documentation. I realize docs are in a different class from everything else...
We have a lot of regressions and a lot of new failures. Changes to entirely new libraries have a much lower risk associated with them, but you know that... I'd rather not see more extensions added to any library at this point, but if they are *really* small and *really* safe I guess it's okay. Doug