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V7 Series Release! #1593
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It will also be great to get proposals about what issues should be included in V7 milestone. |
@carlosrecuero @unaizorrilla I looked through all the open PRs and asked their authors to update them pulling changes from master. Some of PRs have already passed review. Help in UI/docker/K8s stuff is appreciated. |
All 7.0.0-preview packages have been published. Example - https://www.nuget.org/packages/AspNetCore.HealthChecks.UI/7.0.0-rc2.6 |
Are you gonna to upgrade version of |
Any ETA for this one? |
Nope. I'm not the "core repo maintainer" and I'm still waiting feedback. @carlosrecuero @CarlosLanderas and @unaizorrilla are. Honestly, I have not received feedback from them for that repo for a very long time. Techically I can make a release at any time - it's just 2 clicks to set Why didn't I make a release yet? See pain points in my initial comment. I do not use 100% of this repo. Actually I even do not know how it works, I have never tried to start UI bits, open dashboards, dive into databases integration, etc. I don’t know if everything works there after the changes made. |
Rel: #1714 |
I’m trying to find some time to get up de UI next week… You can release v7 package for health checks, no the UI? |
Thanks. I configured CI in such a way that we can publish packages one by one or all packages in the same time. I would just wait. |
Also please pay attention to #1712. |
Could we start realeasing V7 versions of the packages that don't have an issue? |
What issue? |
I'm referring to the "pain points" you mentioned in a previous comment and also if there are any issues (tasks) preventing packages from being released.
Then regarding to @unaizorrilla's comment:
And your response:
Given above; could we start realeasing V7 versions of the packages that don't have an issue? |
Technically yes, but I think it will raise questions from consumers rather quickly if they find themselves with mix from v7 and v6 packages. I'm 50/50 here honestly. |
Hi all. Since the lack of feedback from core repo maintainers for more than 6 months I'll publish v7 release in coming days (despite the aforementioned problems) after I see the accumulated mail. The plan is to solve problems with v7 release as they appear. |
Heads up! For all devs interested in v7 - if you have proposals for making changes to v7, now it's time to say about it or/and post PRs / revive existing ones, because after the release I will not be inclined to make backward incompatible changes for some (potentially long) time. I think that in the absence of significant proposals, the release will be published at the end of this week. |
@cieciurm I added "needs confirmation" label on 3 more PRs. Also you can look into other PRs mentioned above. |
I can look into those 3 labeled next week - I can't promise more (this week I was able to work on 3 as well). So the ETA is next Friday 14th of July :) |
I can see a progress in terms of closing hanging PR-s 🎉 ! I see we have just a couple of them left. @sungam3r what is your opinion on the next steps before V7 release? Should we try to close all from the list you have pasted above? We also have 9 issues labeled as "Up for grabs", but not sure if we wanna extend the scope? |
I use up-for-grabs tag for easy tasks (easy in my opinion) so anyone can accomplish them. I would like to deal with all issues from my comment above and not interfere with up-for-grabs issues. But I'm fine to go another way and try to deal with those 9 issues. Of course at the cost of additional time. I have no much time these days because of household chores. |
Also #1869 |
Issues left |
I see that you have the first one covered (PR in-progress). So - almost there 🎉 🎊 😄 |
Anyone, help with #1716 is appreciated. |
I want to briefly sort out pending issues before v7 release, 93 left. |
Also I decided skip #1660 and handle it later. |
Pending:
@cieciurm You may take case of #1943 if you want.
Done. I think we are ready to release v7 after merging aforementioned 2 PRs. |
Because you've pinged the original author in the PR, let's wait until end of Tuesday (August 1st). If it's not adjusted, I'll do it myself |
Thanks to all participants! |
Could you highlight the breaking changes (assuming there are some since the major version was bumped)? I need to make sure I can safely update, and searching the lists above for "breaking" did not give any relevant results. |
The major version was bumped to stay consistent with dotnet versioning, there have been no breaking changes to my knowledge. That being said, if you're using dotnet 6 I recommend waiting for #1980 to be merged, before you update to v7 |
Thanks for the clarification! Using .NET 7, so I'll go ahead and update. |
So far all projects and CI/CD pipelines have been updated to use the latest-and-greatest .NET7. A lot of dependencies were changed to the latest versions, i.e. bumping major versions.
Pain points:
dotnet test
For now we can release preview versions of all packages listed in that repo and collect feedback.
This issue is pinned to take addition attention from community. ping @carlosrecuero @unaizorrilla
Comments are appreciated!
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