time for a new release?

[fernoftheandes]

Hi,

Would it be possible to have a new release for this fine generator? There has been 97 commits since the last release in April.

Thanks!

[addyosmani]

@sindresorhus @silvenon I've been holding off on tagging/publishing a new release as you've both mostly become the de facto maintainers of this generator. Do you want to go ahead and publish a new release and cut some release notes?

If not, I'm happy to do it but agree that we should get out a new release soon. It's useful to release every month and I'm to blame for not poking enough for us to roll more often :)

[sindresorhus]

Yup, as soon as #194 is merged. Just haven't had the time to review it.

[InEchtderKnecht]

+1!

I'd love to see an updated version of this awesome generator! :)

[jstejada]

+1
Yes! Most plugins used appear to be outdated

[arthurvr]

Yup, as soon as #194 is merged. Just haven't had the time to review it.

@sindresorhus Now it is merged, time to release ;-)

[austinpray]

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[mystist]

+1 for new release. Can't bear with the 4 length indent.

[silvenon]

Some stuff is still not ready in my opinion, for example tests. You can always npm link your generator-gulp-webapp to the master branch and use it right away.

[mystist]

Instruction for link to master:
https://github.com/yeoman/generator/wiki/Testing-generators

[silvenon]

👍

[ha404]

Yeah, a lot of stuff outdated, update plssss ><

[newtonianb]

This is badly needed

[silvenon]

This generator is used only for initial scaffolding of the app, it's not used as a dependency so linking to master should be completely fine.

We could make a release now and fix tests in the next one, @sindresorhus?

[fernoftheandes]

As the boss (@addyosmani) pointed out, there is good in releasing every month. Keeps the machine oiled :)

[ryanluton]

Any Progress on this?

[spoeken]

+1 for new release

[anishjajodia]

+1 for new release.

[spoeken]

@silvenon I get that there are more stuff that should be done, but as it is now the cache for imagemin doesn't work, so every time I want to use this generator I have to fix it first, only takes a few seconds tho. Like you say, linking it is a good alternative, quick and easy, but I would really appreciate if I could rely on npm instead of introducing git for managing npm modules I use in production.

[sindresorhus]

0.2.0 is out thanks to @silvenon :)

[austinpray]

🍻

[mystist]

Cool !

[silvenon]

🍻 indeed.

[arthurvr]

Oh yeah. Thanks guys! 🍻

[spoeken]

All these beer emojis floating around, where can one buy you one?