
I think I'll have to punt my changes for 8.8.1,
The I/O manager is mostly working but it's taking some time to iron out
the. Corner cases and ensure the behavior is not different than what people
expect with mio even though the model is quite different.
I have 12 failing tests but each take me a reasonable amount of time to
diagnose and fix without breaking other things and I still need to optimize
it all and add networking support.
The linker patches require some more extensive testing so I don't want to
rush those through either.
At this point, both patches are huge so they would take a considerable
amount of time to review anyway so they wouldn't stand much of a chance
even if I put them up tomorrow.
Thanks,
Tamar
On Sat, May 19, 2018, 18:56 Ben Gamari
Ben Gamari
writes: Hi everyone,
As noted a few weeks ago, the 8.6.1 fork is quickly approaching. Currently the plan is to cut the branch on Friday, 1 May 2018.
Silly me; the above is supposed to read "Friday, 1 June 2018".
Sorry for the confusion!
Cheers,
- Ben
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