Here is our regular update that explains what we have been working on for the past two weeks. This should allow average users to keep up with development, without reading Github comments or knowing how to program.
We should also have a bugfix release for a few issues with the last release, and have 0.19.8 sometime soon.
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- Add test cases for community with non-ascii name (ref #5239)
- Return content of removed comments for admins (ref #5232)
- Add note wrapper (fixes #2657) (#5221)
- Enable site languages for new user (fixes #5234)
- Instance blocks with mod log entry and expiration (fixes #2506)
- Allow bypassing image proxy for specific domains
- Add note wrapper (fixes #2657)
- Proxy pictrs healthz endpoint
- More test coverage for private community, fix some bugs
- Guess image mime type from file extension (fixes #5196)
- Dont sanitize RSS content manually (fixes #5171)
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Thanks for the changes ๐ I wonder, is 0.19.8 going to be last 0.19 before 0.20? Iโm planning to upgrade if its stable enough.
Not sure, if ppl find other bugs we may need to do more 0.19 releases. 0.20 will have a lot of breaking changes.
what is necessary for lemmy to reach a version 1.0.0 ? Does the current 0.19 number mean that lemmy is not stable enough yet?
The current number is because it's very much still in early development and the developers reserve the right to make breaking changes with any release.
I don't know that we'll ever get to a 1.0 status, because feature development hasn't slowed down, and doesn't seem to be anytime soon. We'd need like 3 more devs to even not get behind.