How long till we can have a stable version.

[jfilatow]

Been tracking this for a while and holding my breath for a stable version. Is this actually beintg actively worked on?

Last release was in August and the - we move fast and break things doesnt apply when its 4 months between releases.

[idelice]

when i saw an official lsp from kotlin; i was so hyped and couldn't wait for a stable or at least close-stable release to finally migrate away from intellij but then - after few months - we are still on a release from august and no updates so far..

maybe the solution is to fully open-source this repo and let the community do their thing and get a stable version up and running in no time

[vsahav]

With proprietary components working under the hood, opensource is not likely. Offering "nightly" builds would do something, since the head has moved miles since the last release. Also it would keep the feedback loop much shorter than currently standing.

[qwwdfsad]

Hey folks, the new release v261.13587.0 is here!

We are working towards the stable version. Unfortunately, we cannot promise and/or guarantee the specific timeline for the stable -- we are basically writing full-blown IDE capabilities on top of the other IDE (IntelliJ), and it will take some time.
Our current focus is the core stabilisation, namely, proper project import (i.e. all build systems) and DAP.

We are considering nightly after the initial stabilisation -- in our view, the point of nightlies is to give access to early adopters to try out new stuff, but we do not want to publish an arbitrary state of the master that might not work and treat the community as a quality assurance substitute, thus focusing on the initial automatic quality gates first.

[xvbcfj]

in our view, the point of nightlies is to give access to early adopters to try out new stuff, but we do not want to publish an arbitrary state of the master that might not work and treat the community as a quality assurance substitute

If we have a public roadmap with the list of things being worked on and an expected next release date (or fixed release cycle), then that would be helpful atleast.

[akhial]

Much rather nightlies instead of not getting a release for 3-4 months. We know what we're signing up for and expect no guarantees :)

[Decodetalkers]

Hey folks, the new release v261.13587.0 is here!

We are working towards the stable version. Unfortunately, we cannot promise and/or guarantee the specific timeline for the stable -- we are basically writing full-blown IDE capabilities on top of the other IDE (IntelliJ), and it will take some time.
Our current focus is the core stabilisation, namely, proper project import (i.e. all build systems) and DAP.

We are considering nightly after the initial stabilisation -- in our view, the point of nightlies is to give access to early adopters to try out new stuff, but we do not want to publish an arbitrary state of the master that might not work and treat the community as a quality assurance substitute, thus focusing on the initial automatic quality gates first.

When can this repo have a full ci, and when can we build this project ourselves? Thanks, I really want to help about something, but now this project is not fully opensourced, and I cannot build it on my machine...

[Decodetalkers]

Hey folks, the new release v261.13587.0 is here!

We are working towards the stable version. Unfortunately, we cannot promise and/or guarantee the specific timeline for the stable -- we are basically writing full-blown IDE capabilities on top of the other IDE (IntelliJ), and it will take some time. Our current focus is the core stabilisation, namely, proper project import (i.e. all build systems) and DAP.

We are considering nightly after the initial stabilisation -- in our view, the point of nightlies is to give access to early adopters to try out new stuff, but we do not want to publish an arbitrary state of the master that might not work and treat the community as a quality assurance substitute, thus focusing on the initial automatic quality gates first.

Sorry... Why the version is 261? I think it should be 0.261...

[bpavuk]

@Decodetalkers I think I have an idea - it's probably based on the IntelliJ Platform version since LSP reuses a lot of these components

[gregsh]

@Decodetalkers See #121