Re: [boost] [release] policy not to add C++14 libraries

Le 21/06/15 10:19, Oliver Kowalke a écrit :

2015-06-21 9:39 GMT+02:00 Michael Caisse :

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Why would there be a restriction?

Because I try to get coroutine2 (which is C++14-only; replaces deprecated coroutine library) since January into the boost release. Unfortunately my pull-requests were dropped, commits reverted, questions related to adding coroutine2 to the release at the mailing list remain unanswered. I'm seen now two posts 2015/06/02 - needs coroutine2 a review? 2015/02/03 - add to testing

As me, others should have missed these posts. You should ping the list and the release manager in these cases. I will try to relaunch this threads.

Because I've no info why I can't proceed with coroutine2 I guess that some policy must exist that prevents C++14 libraries in the boost release.

I'm not aware of any policy in Boost that prevents you from adding whatever you want to your library. The simple way is to use the same repository and have multiple version in it. However if you want an additional repository you need to request it to the release managers. Best, Vicente