Stylecopanalyzers: Question - When will 1.10 be released?

Created on 21 Aug 2017  路  5Comments  路  Source: DotNetAnalyzers/StyleCopAnalyzers

Hello - Wondering if you have a rough estimate of when 1.10 will be out of beta and fully released? Are there specific issues that are holding-up the release or some fixed-window that's been set to allow it to bake?

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This has been pre-release without a version rev in years; that feels like an abuse of the pre-release concept and it's creating problems with our process.

Our internal analyzer package depends on this package. As such, our internal analyzer package remains in pre-release. As such, our internal analyzer package doesn't show up in Visual Studio unless we check the "include pre-release" box. So often enough, we'll mistakenly install an older version of our analyzer package (non-pre-release) because it's atypical to need or want to install or update any pre-release packages.

What's the major barrier to releasing this thing?

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It's possible we could have the release finalized by the end of January. There isn't a lot of pressure typically because (as far as I know) the NuGet limitations that apply to pre-release packages don't apply to development-only dependencies.

Thanks!

This has been pre-release without a version rev in years; that feels like an abuse of the pre-release concept and it's creating problems with our process.

Our internal analyzer package depends on this package. As such, our internal analyzer package remains in pre-release. As such, our internal analyzer package doesn't show up in Visual Studio unless we check the "include pre-release" box. So often enough, we'll mistakenly install an older version of our analyzer package (non-pre-release) because it's atypical to need or want to install or update any pre-release packages.

What's the major barrier to releasing this thing?

I agree with @SurajGupta, two years seems a little egregious for a pre-release package.

Please rev the stable package.

Thank you!

@SurajGupta @wlscaudill You can reference StyleCop.Analyzers.Unstable if you want to avoid the prerelease versioning.

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