Release 1.0

[tarcieri]

We should release 1.0! While there's an awful lot of stuff we could potentially fix before shipping a "1.0" release, I think the biggest thing we can do is ship the Actor/Cell split as 0.16 (#357) and work to fix everything that breaks as a result 😉

What about the rest of the stuff? Well, that's what 2.0 is for!

[krainboltgreene]

I've been using celluloid-io, and celluloid, for a bit now on my favorite personal project and I am totally ready to see this 1.0 (and beyond). It's amazing work!

[digitalextremist]

👍!

[stephan-nordnes-eriksen]

How about celluloid maybe use semantic versioning so that bundler and rubygems don't go bananas?

[tarcieri]

We certainly plan on using semantic versioning after 1.0

[digitalextremist]

With a lot having changed lately, and some soulsearching having happened regarding some refactoring projects needing done, here's a tentative schedule suggestion to get us up to 1.0 in achievable time:

https://groups.google.com/d/msg/celluloid-ruby/xUFSTGX1sKY/OoQI-jivoAIJ

[tarcieri]

Closing as stale. If you are still interested in this issue, please reopen it.

[digitalextremist]

@tarcieri, if we can get together a succinct list of what's included in this milestone, some of us can iterate on this over the Spring until it's finally done. Or did something specific prompt reopening?

[tarcieri]

I did a sweep of the open issues and closed this one accidentally

[arkhitekton]

All has been quiet in Gitter and here since January - has the second wind died down? Are downloads still crazy high? Is there hope of this being revived?

[tarcieri]

#789 is the place to start, unfortunately of all of the prospective interested people who said they'd triage that release, no one has seen it through so far

[digitalextremist]

I've been looking at the angle of reworking the actor system by implementing a RINA messaging system between actors. We also have an approved Open Collective organization. Am here, watching

[tarcieri]

I think the main thing Celluloid could benefit from, provided anyone wants to keep it going, is another release (#789), followed by several other releases of minor changes and bugfixes.

Where things started to wrong before was with changes that were too invasive, creating too many bugs.

[digitalextremist]

Especially since I introduced most of those changes, I can start to budget a couple hours a week to Celluloid soon. Will start to make time as soon as I can