Re: deprecating xml-rpc and package.xml 1.0

From: Date: Fri, 20 Oct 2006 08:02:03 +0000
Subject: Re: deprecating xml-rpc and package.xml 1.0
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Arnaud Limbourg wrote:
Martin Jansen wrote:
On Wed Oct 18, 2006 at 08:5223PM -0500, Gregory Beaver wrote:
As you can see from the stats page I've put up at http://pear.php.net/~greg/stats/ we no longer have any significant usage of PEAR 1.3 to download packages. This is a good sign of the adoption rate of PEAR 1.4.x, and I think it is time to deprecate package.xml 1.0 and specifically the xml-rpc server. Deprecation does *not* mean disabling. It means putting out a big warning that 1 year from now we will turn off the server, and notify as many sources as possible.
Did you read my mind? I was about to propose the same, but with 6 months time to handle instead of a year. The latter is fine for me though.
In particular, we need to talk to Zend and figure out their who's who app.
I think Steph Fox is our contact with regard to this. If needed, I can talk to her.
Comments?
This is an important change. Let's go for it.
Sounds reasonnable.
In this context should someone devise a package v1 to v2 migration plan? regards, Lukas

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