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Re: [paho-dev] Upcoming Eclipse Paho Release 1.2.0 - information for committers

Hi Roger,

I submitted the IP log about a week ago or more, because I wanted to schedule the Paho release and reviews in advance of the main Neon rush, to help spread the load for the EMO, legal team and IoT PMC. Also, James and I are on vacation or have other commitments (James is working at Wimbledon) in June, another reason for trying to tie things up a little early.

The release review is scheduled for 1st June (https://projects.eclipse.org/projects/iot.paho/reviews/1.2.0-neon-release-review).

We could ask whether a small change like this would entail an entire re-review of the IP log, or if indeed whether the review of the IP has even started by the time the pull request is ready, and see what the answer is?

Ian

On 05/17/2016 12:11 PM, Roger Light wrote:
Hi Ian,

I've had a response from the websockets contributor to say that he's
on holiday but will try and create a new pull request as soon as
possible.

I believe the IP log deadline for neon is the 26th, so if I get the
new pull request before then are we able to resubmit the log to
include this change? If we can't include it, the release plan will
have to be modified to remove the line about websockets support for
the Python client.

Cheers,

Roger


On Wed, May 11, 2016 at 9:50 AM, Roger Light <roger@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Ian,

I've now got the websockets contribution working, but need extra input
(signed-off and cla signing) from the contributor, so I can't commit
it yet.

Cheers,

Roger



On Wed, May 11, 2016 at 9:43 AM, Ian Craggs
<icraggs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Thanks Roger.  I've now submitted the IP log, for the info of everyone.
James and I hope to submit the release documentation to the PMC in the next
couple of days.

Ian



On 05/04/2016 10:58 PM, Roger Light wrote:
James and I will fill out the release documentation this week.  Currently
the list of new function I think is ready for 1.2 is:

Automatic reconnect and offline buffering (allowing publish to be called
when the application is not connected) for the C, Java and Android
clients
WebSockets support for Java, (and I think for Python too, is that right,
Roger?)
There's a contribution, but I've not managed to get it working. I
still plan on it being in.

The changelog for the python client currently looks like this in terms
of features:

"Client.publish() now returns an MQTTMessageInfo object. The
MQTTMessageInfo object behaves like a tuple of (rc, mid) for backwards
compatibility but also provides two functions: is_published() and
wait_for_published(). This allows a client to determine whether any
given message has been published without need for a callback, and also
allows the client to block waiting until the message has been sent."

tldr; you can check whether a message has been published, or block
waiting for it to be published.

"Add paho.mqtt.subscribe module, with simple() and callback() helper
functions." These are analogous to paho.mqtt.publish but for
subscribing. Single functions that allow you to do simple subscribe
related tasks very easily.

Cheers,

Roger
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