Re: Update
| From: | Zak Greant | Date: | Mon, 26 Nov 2001 15:48:26 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Update | ||
| References: | 1 | Groups: | php.qa |
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Errrr. As some people may have noted, I am running a bit late. I ended up
getting a bit sick over the weekend. I will pick up again tonight.
--zak
On November 23, 2001 04:57 am, Zak Greant wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I am wrapping up a project over the next day and will be mostly
> unavailable.
>
> In the meantime, perhaps the developers could let the QA team know what
> else they would like to see from us on this release.
>
> I will also finish up the PHP HTTP upload letter and start recruiting.
> (Thanks to everyone who wrote me off list to give me extra suggestions!)
> I plan to recruit from the PHP user base, and the various OS browser and
> server projects.
>
> Once we get done with the file upload stuff, I would like to try and hold
> the testing group together long enough to test the following bits of PHP
> that are heavily linked to browser/server implementation details:
>
> - HTTP Headers
> - Cookies (These are headers as well, but they are very important headers
> : ) - output handling
>
> A good work over of these features could (IMO) make PHP 4.2.0 a very
> significant release for people who rely on these features.
>
> Even if the problems result from PHP doing something the right way and some
> other piece of software doing things the wrong way, we can still document
> the issues (or perhaps provide some kind of PEAR module to help users who
> must rely on the faulty technology)
>
> We could also share this information with the language-dev@netthink.co.uk
> list.
>
> Finally, thanks again to everyone who has stepped up to the plate for
> testing on this latest release! : )