@vincentdenkspel said in Say hello to release 1.0.5!:
@doclucas said in Say hello to release 1.0.5!:
The intentions are (IMHO) good.
The same goes for the developers. So even if this release should not have been released (i don't have an opinion about it because i have not enough knowledge about coding) there is no need to be aggressive.
Saying the software shouldn't have been released with such obvious bugs in basic functionality isn't being aggressive, it's the truth, especially for a project that promotes itself as being the project that cleans up PS 1.6 bugs. I have no doubt the developers (and founders) have good intentions, but there is a proper release cycle that a good software should go through before being introduced to the public as a final build.
For example, I don't see any kind of beta builds listed or changelog (although I may have missed them, so feel free to point me to the right direction).
If there were betas, nightlies etc., these kind of bugs wouldn't be introduced in a final release in the first place. Yes, there are always bugs in every software, but shouldn't be so obvious and basic ones.
If it was me, and I care about my project, I'd pull the release, revert to publish the last known stable release, fix the new release and launch it again. That would create much more confidence in the software and the team.