Do you have any bug fix release planned and any feature release this year? Is there maybe a roadmap? I believe Lua5.4 is coming soon too btw.
Would be great to know in advance a bit so we can plan too.
patlecat
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Yes, I am planning a new release. I am hoping to do it later in June or, depending on how speaking at C++ on Sea and C++ Russia goes, by the end of August accounting for all potential buses I can be hit by.
I have got a lot on my plate, but the new release should be backwards compatible and just fix bugs, so nothing to really worry about. I've been testing against latest Lua 5.4 as well, even if the CI is in a perpetual state of red because TravisCI and Appveyor are the bane of my existence.
(Part of the new release is moving everything to GitHub actions, but my CI builds are... pretty involved, unfortunately. 馃槶)
ThePhD
on 26 May 2020
what's new in 3.2.0? I saw the new release , but not the comment. Bug fixed or new feather?
fndisme
on 3 Jun 2020
Any plans on replacing custom type_traits with C++20 concepts on a near future? I think they are a worthy because AFAIK they can reduce compile times. (of course, backwards compatibility is important as well)
TerensTare
on 5 Jun 2020
That'd bump the requirements up to C++20 and people are already kind of miffed about the C++17 requirement.
On the other hand, I actually need to change a lot of the templates to use other techniques to reduce compile times, because even if I did a big cleanup for if constexpr I have a LOT of other garbage to clean up...
ThePhD
on 5 Jun 2020
Temporary release to get Visual Studio off everyone's back: https://github.com/ThePhD/sol2/releases/tag/v3.2.1
ThePhD
on 6 Jun 2020
(This release should also be fine with Lua 5.4, modulo an explosion.)
ThePhD
on 6 Jun 2020
Thank you @ThePhD ! I'll try it immediately.
TerensTare
on 6 Jun 2020
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Yes, I am planning a new release. I am hoping to do it later in June or, depending on how speaking at C++ on Sea and C++ Russia goes, by the end of August accounting for all potential buses I can be hit by.
I have got a lot on my plate, but the new release should be backwards compatible and just fix bugs, so nothing to really worry about. I've been testing against latest Lua 5.4 as well, even if the CI is in a perpetual state of red because TravisCI and Appveyor are the bane of my existence.
(Part of the new release is moving everything to GitHub actions, but my CI builds are... pretty involved, unfortunately. 馃槶)