- From: Martin Honnen <martin.honnen@gmx.de>
- Date: Wed, 5 Feb 2025 13:44:12 +0100
- To: public-xslt-40@w3.org
On 05/02/2025 12:54, Michael Kay wrote: > Would anyone object if we were add tags/labels to completed PRs indicating, for example "implemented in Saxon 12" or "implemented in Saxon 13"? > > This would help us internally to track our progress in implementing the changes, and I think it might also be a convenient way to communicate with the user community: reading the "changes" file that we currently use to indicate what changes we have made in each release doesn't provide a great way for users to discover exactly what is in and what is not. The fact that the specs themselves link to PRs means that a user reading the spec would be able quickly to discover whether the feature is available. > For users it would be also important to know the Saxon edition, i.e. solely stating "implemented in Saxon 12" sounds a bit too promising if in the end that means in "implemented in Saxon 12 EE" (or perhaps "implemented in Saxon 12 PE/EE"). Of course for Saxon 12 it is kind of known that the 4.0 features are experimental and only appear in the commercial editions; I don't know what the plans are for Saxon 13 but in general I think it will be helpful for users if the tags mention the Saxon version and (minimum) edition.
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