TagLib's future

[Tsuda Kageyu]

Hi Lukáš,

First, thank you for kindly accepting a lot of pull requests of mine.

Although I'm willing to take on your burden and repay your kindness, I
don't think I'm an appropriate person for reviewing the code, since most
changes since v1.9.1 has been made by me. (And I'm the type of individual
that doesn't hesitate to make drastic changes as you know.)

So I suggest that we release beta versions several times and call for
feedback from the users (especially developers of the projects rely on
TagLib).

Cheers,
Kageyu

2015-05-13 8:20 GMT+09:00 Lukáš Lalinský <lalinsky at gmail.com>:

> Hi all,
>
> Since there are people asking for a new release more and more often and it
> seems that I'm not really able to do it, I'd like to discuss TagLib's
> future. A few years back Scott asked me to coordinate the 1.6 release and
> generally become the maintainer of the project, but since then I have not
> worked on many projects that use TagLib and I currently have no direct use
> for it myself.
>
> We have have a long list of pull requests on GitHub, a lot of changes in
> master and at least one backward-compatible release pending. I find it very
> hard to motivate myself to review pull requests, especially if they are
> questionable in some way. This was already showing in the last release,
> where I didn't take my time to review all the changes properly and the
> result was not very good. I'm afraid that if I try to do this new release,
> it will end similarly badly.
>
> So I'd like to discuss what would be the best way to go forward.
>
> Lukas
>
>
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