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Time to ship 3.0.0? #710
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Haha! That is so true. I agree vNext should be 3.0.0 instead. I think we should wait for @matryo to finish #644. Then I suggest we have alpha release, followed by beta and then RTW. This to nail out proxy related issue: #705 as well as the other planned for the vNext milestone. @xzyfer did you have any luck with FreeBSD binary? I haven't tried it yet.. |
honestly I haven't looked into it but I can try to make some time Sounds good. I mostly wanted to emphasise there's not benefit in waiting for Libsass 3.2 before shipping these great updates. Libsass 3.2 is going to be a while off yet, partially because most of my time is taken up by CSSConf AU at the moment. |
I'd also love to have #704 as part of vNext. This will help to ween people off this feature, and prevent the need for a 4.0 with Libsass@3.2 drops. |
https://github.com/iojs/io.js/blob/v1.x/CHANGELOG.md#2015-02-26-version-141-rvagg @am11 can you confirm that io js 1.4.1 is using the same version on v8 as 1.2? |
Yes! see the "four minutes ago" story appveyor/ci#147 (comment). 😃 |
Haha |
Nah it is changed! :( C:\Users\Adeel\Source\Repos\node-sass>nvmw use iojs-v1.0.0
Now using iojs v1.0.0
C:\Users\Adeel\Source\Repos\node-sass>node -p process.versions.v8
3.31.74.1
C:\Users\Adeel\Source\Repos\node-sass>nvmw use iojs-v1.1.0
Now using iojs v1.1.0
C:\Users\Adeel\Source\Repos\node-sass>node -p process.versions.v8
4.1.0.14
C:\Users\Adeel\Source\Repos\node-sass>nvmw use iojs-v1.2.0
Now using iojs v1.2.0
C:\Users\Adeel\Source\Repos\node-sass>node -p process.versions.v8
4.1.0.14
C:\Users\Adeel\Source\Repos\node-sass>nvmw use iojs-v1.3.0
Now using iojs v1.3.0
C:\Users\Adeel\Source\Repos\node-sass>node -p process.versions.v8
4.1.0.14
C:\Users\Adeel\Source\Repos\node-sass>nvmw use iojs-v1.4.1
Now using iojs v1.4.1
C:\Users\Adeel\Source\Repos\node-sass>node -p process.versions.v8
4.1.0.21 So what should be our course of action now, only support the latest io.js version? PS: v8 does not seem to use semantic versioning.. |
@am11 are you sure you cannot just discharge the last digit from v8 verson (you still have 4.1.0, which IMO is exactly semantic versioning). |
@mgreter, you are right! I thought v8 folks just do not use sem versioning at all. 😸 The binary that was built with iojs v1.1.0 is working with 1.2.0, 1.3.0 and 1.4.0. Which means we need to strip off the last slug from the version (I guess that is a build number in their modified versioning scheme?) However, the same binary does not work with the first (stable) io.js 1.0.0: |
* Remove tests from publishing. sass#683 * Uses new strategy to validate binary after the download. * Moves mocha under dev-dependencies in package.json. * Truncates the forth potion from v8 version as discussed in sass#710. * Moves pangyp from dev to main dependencies in package.json. Issue URLs: sass#683 and sass#710. PR URL: sass#717.
* Removes tests from publishing. sass#683 * Uses new strategy to validate binary after the download. * Moves mocha under dev-dependencies in package.json. * Truncates the forth portion from v8 version as discussed in sass#710. * Moves pangyp from dev to main dependencies in package.json. Issue URLs: sass#683 and sass#710. PR URL: sass#717.
* Removes tests from publishing. sass#683 * Uses new strategy to validate binary after the download. * Moves mocha under dev-dependencies in package.json. * Truncates the forth portion from v8 version as discussed in sass#710. * Moves pangyp from dev to main dependencies in package.json. Issue URLs: sass#683 and sass#710. PR URL: sass#717.
* Removes tests from publishing. sass#683 * Uses new strategy to validate binary after the download. * Moves mocha under dev-dependencies in package.json. * Truncates the forth portion from v8 version as discussed in sass#710. * Moves pangyp from dev to main dependencies in package.json. Issue URLs: sass#683 and sass#710. PR URL: sass#717.
@chriseppstein, that will be an utopian scenario. Since we live in a gray-area, node-sass v3 might be released without custom function support the coming weekend, introducing tons of other breaking changes and support for FreeBSD, Oracle Solaris x upper versions of io.js. However, I agree with you on helping @matryo. I personally have a lot in my TODO list to revamp build process (in particular #712, at least part of it). Nonetheless, I will be volunteering if @matryo would still be busy after we release v3. |
Considering @chriseppstein just launched https://github.com/sass-eyeglass/eyeglass I think it's worth waiting for #712. |
@framerate, replying to your question here. Short answer: soon. Not very short answer: I was planning to release v3 this weekend, but there is a stopper: I need a review and testing for #743, so the installation process don't get messed. My plan is to go for release right after that without further waiting for custom function and resolving the side-effects. Also, we can always include custom functions in v3.1, as it won't be a breaking change on node-sass API front. Right now we need to focus on catching up with frequent changing versions of node-like runtimes. After v3, hopefully things will get stable from build/install perspective and we can focus more on implementing new libsass features. |
@xzyfer, ready for binary releases? Lets do an alpha release I will publish the npm and then we upload the assets, using the upload script. If we don't use the upload script (in favour of web interface, which you can also do when editing the release), then you would need to rename the binary name
for iojs v1.1.0 - 1.5.0. The bright side is, we can defer the binary upload (for instance, FreeBSD binary can land later). |
I'm busy for the next couple hours. I'll try to get the osx releases sorted in the next 6hrs. |
@am11 I've run into some issue with the upload script. These may be known issues/features. Please clarify.
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node scripts/build -f
# binary created in vendor
node scripts/upload --auth mytoken
# binary uploaded to v3.0.0-preview https://github.com/sass/node-sass/releases/tag/v3.0.0-preview 😉 |
Also to keep the record straight, we should send a PR to node-sass-binaries as well. This will encourage others to send PRs in future. |
Should the readme be updated then? These are the step I followed.
IMHO we should use |
Hmm looks like the upload script doesn't work until a tag is associated with the release. |
Perfect I have created the release. Now scripts/upload is working. No directory structure required for node-sass-binaries IMO. We can just upload files on root and call it simplified. :) |
Yeah that's what I started doing. |
From a quick glance at the code this looks about right sass/node-sass-binaries#47 |
Wow you already did it. 👍 |
Yeah I figured better safe than sorry. |
👍 💯 🎉 |
The pre-release
To see the runtime coverage matrix, see node-sass-binaries readme: https://github.com/sass/node-sass-binaries/#node-sass-binaries. Let us know what you think on https://gitter.im/sass/node-sass. |
Fix default argument passing for custom c functions
We have a couple of breaking changes on master already, a couple more in the works.
I think we should ship vNext with the update sass binary paths (#695). This opinion in motivated largely due to the volume of io 1.3 issues and knowing that 1.4 is just around the corner.
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