Release 0.8.0

[Progi1984]

Before release 0.8.0, could you

• 1 Test samples and test that the render is correct
• 2 Test unit test and verify no errors
• 3 Test PHPWord with your code and valid it
• 4 Verify Changelog and verify that nothing has been forgotten
• 5 Verify Readme.md and verify no errors

Link : https://github.com/PHPOffice/PHPWord/blob/develop/changelog.txt

CC : @gabrielbull (OK) @ivanlanin @RomanSyroeshko

[ivanlanin]

Will do number 4 and 5. I'm using PHPWord develop branch for production, so I always conduct point number 1 to 3. My users will scream out loud if I don't do that :)

[ghost]

OK, I will doublecheck my changes today, or maybe tomorrow.

[gabrielbull]

Ok, I changed the issue to 0.8.0.

I'm good to go with number 1 through 5.

👍

[ivanlanin]

Since we're fastforwarding to 0.8, are we still going to achive 100% code coverage? Can we move the 100% to, say, 1.0? :)

We're now 86% (on my machine). Yay!

[gabrielbull]

Yes, objective 💯% has been pushed to milestone 0.9.0, we'll see if we can get it there :-)

#81

[ivanlanin]

Great! 0.8 can be released sooner. We're going to achive 100% on 0.9. I'm sure! :)

[Progi1984]

Yeap, I'm waiting for @RomanSyroeshko and its feedback, and the update of @bskrtich in #120. And I release the week-end :)

[gabrielbull]

What are you using for coverage? I'm getting 96% files and 69% (hic!) lines coverage on PHPStorm.

[ivanlanin]

I'm on Windows :) Here's mine:

And here's from Travis:
Summary:
Classes: 43.24% (32/74)
Methods: 79.18% (483/610)
Lines: 85.64% (4436/5180)

[Progi1984]

@gabrielbull I use the return of Travis-CI.
https://travis-ci.org/PHPOffice/PHPWord/jobs/20774093#L3249

[gabrielbull]

Yeay, nobody has same coverage ;-)!

[ghost]

Just to be on the same page. @Progi1984, I'm lost in version numbering. What's the next version will be after 0.7.1? It's 0.7.2, or 0.8.0, or what?

[gabrielbull]

0.8.0 is next version !

See the draft: https://github.com/PHPOffice/PHPWord/releases

[ivanlanin]

I added a "Feature" section in the README to attract people to use PHPWord. Feel free to add or revise the contents. I also updated the changelog.

[gabrielbull]

Changelog needs to be reflected in the release draft: https://github.com/PHPOffice/PHPWord/releases

[ivanlanin]

Ok. Will do.

[ivanlanin]

@Progi1984 @gabrielbull I've done all the five todos, including updating the release draft. I'm off now. It's almost 3 a.m. here :)

[gabrielbull]

Sleep well!

[ghost]

Time: 57.74 seconds, Memory: 28.25Mb
There was 1 error:
1) PHPWord\Tests\Writer\Word2007Test::testSetGetUseDiskCaching
Undefined variable: phpWord
/home/travis/build/PHPOffice/PHPWord/Tests/PHPWord/Writer/Word2007Test.php:106
FAILURES!
Tests: 248, Assertions: 766, Errors: 1.

@ivanlanin, that's yours. ;)

[ivanlanin]

Oh, my :( I'll fix it ASAP.

[ghost]

@Progi1984, everything as expected on my side.

[ivanlanin]

Code Coverage Report 2014-03-15 07:52:02

• Classes: 47.30% (35/74)
• Methods: 82.81% (501/605)
• Lines: 90.16% (4645/5152)

Yay!

[Progi1984]

Ok... I'll release, guys :)

[Progi1984]

Release done, guys :)

• https://github.com/PHPOffice/PHPWord/releases/tag/0.8.0
• https://twitter.com/Progi1984/status/444758721940684800

[ivanlanin]

Woho! Congrats! On to 0.9!

[ivanlanin]

So we're going straight to 0.9 (with tons of new features!) or we take small steps to 0.8.1, etc.?

[ghost]

It will be 0.9.0, I guess. AFAIK, it's a common practice to increment the 3rd digit in case if you deliver fixes only, and to increment the 2nd digit if you deliver at least one new feature. So, if we're going to deliver some new features, it should be 0.9.0.

[gabrielbull]

You can see the next planned versions and issues associated to these versions here: https://github.com/PHPOffice/PHPWord/issues/milestones