[kdenlive] recent git master with new timeline code safe to use in projects?

[Harald Albrecht]

Jb,

thank you very much for clarifying the situation. I will wait for the 
clear flag to be raised as unfortunately also some useful bug fixes are 
also in git master, which I would like to receive...

Of course, I'm also interested in the new keyframe types that are 
relative to the end of a clip. So many times I had to manually updating 
the fade-out keyframes where I wished to get these handled correctly 
automatically. At the moment I've resorted to divide such transitions 
into two in order to have fade out keyframes in a transition of its own 
which I then simply move to the end of a clip...

Regards,
Harald

Am 05.02.2016 um 16:50 schrieb Jean-Baptiste Mardelle:
> On Friday, February 5, 2016 4:20:55 PM CEST, Harald Albrecht wrote:
>
>> Is it safe to use the git master to edit existing projects and to 
>> start new projects without running into some sort of unexpected 
>> compatibility problem?
>
> Hi,
>
> Good question, I was thinking about posting infos about that on the 
> list. We made many changes to the keyframes handling, and some of my 
> recent commits
> break a few things in current keyframes. So current git is not 
> recommended
> to start working on an important ptoject. However, I think the worst 
> scenario
> is that keyframes in your effects get messed up. We are doing our best 
> to finalize the code so it is safe again.
>
>
>> Also I didn't spot how to use and thus test the new keyframes stuff: 
>> is it already exposed in the UI? Or is this a necessary refactoring 
>> solely under the hood?
>
> There is a new UI, but currently not exposed. I hope to be able to 
> activate it
> by the end of the week-end, a blog entry will be published tonight or 
> tomorrow
> giving some details.
>
> Regards,
>
> jb
>
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