v1.2 release timeline?

[rcorre]

Hi, is there a timeline for the release of 1.2? I see there are still a few outstanding commits on the milestone, but 1.1 points to a commit about two years old. Users of dependency managers like glide will likely pin their dependency on httprouter to the latest release (1.1) and get a very old version of httprouter.

Is it reasonable to either finish the 1.2 blockers soon or push them to a later release?

[cooldarkdryplace]

Same goes for dep. It tries to stick to latest tag by default.

[sharpner]

We also got a few bug reports in the past because our library sticks to your master version and more and more people use dep which by default takes the latest tag. Any plans for a new release?

[elukey]

Same question from me :)

I am trying to build Linkedin's Burrow with Debian Sid's golang-github-julienschmidt-httprouter-dev (that is still stuck at the 1.1 tag) and it fails since so many things have changed in the meantime. A 1.2 release would probably also kick off a new debian sid version that would be really appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

[cgreenlee-tc]

I'll chime in on this one too. With dep taking off, and vgo around the corner, tagging a new release every now and then is key to keeping people up to date.

[tompave]

+1

I've realized that one of our projects is using 1.1 from June 2015.
Any plan to release a new version?

[danielspk]

+1
Using go 1.11 modules: github.com/julienschmidt/httprouter v0.0.0-20150421170007-8c199fb6259f

[julienschmidt]

See #249. Tagged a new release.