On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 8:09 PM, Kevin Bourrillion <kev...@google.com> wrote:
> "Final" stands for "Finally!"
> One-point-oh is done-point-oh!  It's available here:
>   http://google-collections.googlecode.com/files/google-collect-1.0.zip.
> Mavenness should be ready within a few hours.
> Caveats:  Note that this release does not include GWT support, and we
> reserve the right to change *serialized forms* of the objects if and when
> needed, so please DO NOT serialize these objects into a database and expect
> to deserialize them months later.
> 1.0-final is a direct promotion of release candidate 5 with no further
> changes.  However, if you're upgrading from an earlier RC, or even <shudder>
> a snapshot release :-), you must review the release notes carefully:
>   http://code.google.com/p/google-collections/wiki/Releases
> Everyone, thanks so much for putting up with our extreme chaos and
> instability over all these snapshots and release candidates so graciously.
>  You weathered the storm with us, and helped us to finalize a release that
> we are very, very proud of!  And now that chaos is OVER!
> What's next:
> * No more future development in the Google Collections Project per se
> * All this code is now being imported into Guava
> (http://guava-libraries.googlecode.com), in greatly expanded form! Stay
> tuned on this list.
> * We stand by this API!  No source- or binary-incompatible changes will be
> permitted to these APIs under the Guava umbrella, except those that can be
> done via a (minimum) 18-month deprecation period.  Finally, you can relax
> and feel safe to depend on these classes and methods without fear!
> Please check out the release and let me know any issues you have!
> Kevin
> on behalf of Jared Levy, Chris Povirk, Hayward Chan, Charles Fry, Joshua
> Bloch, Crazy Bob Lee, Jesse Wilson, Mike Bostock and the countless dozens of
> others who have collaborated with us to design, build, document and test
> this library over the past... four years!

> --
> Kevin Bourrillion @ Google
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> "Final" stands for "Finally!"

> One-point-oh is done-point-oh!  It's available here:

>  http://google-collections.googlecode.com/files/google-collect-1.0.zip.

> Mavenness should be ready within a few hours.

> Caveats:  Note that this release does not include GWT support, and we
> reserve the right to change *serialized forms* of the objects if and when
> needed, so please DO NOT serialize these objects into a database and expect
> to deserialize them months later.

> 1.0-final is a direct promotion of release candidate 5 with no further
> changes.  However, if you're upgrading from an earlier RC, or even <shudder>
> a snapshot release :-), you *must* review the release notes carefully:

>  http://code.google.com/p/google-collections/wiki/Releases

> Everyone, thanks so much for putting up with our extreme chaos and
> instability over all these snapshots and release candidates so graciously.
>  You weathered the storm with us, and helped us to finalize a release that
> we are very, very proud of!  And now that chaos is OVER!

> What's next:
> * No more future development in the Google Collections Project per se
> * All this code is now being imported into Guava (http://guava-libraries.googlecode.com), in greatly expanded form! Stay tuned
> on this list.
> * We stand by this API!  No source- or binary-incompatible changes will be
> permitted to these APIs under the Guava umbrella, except those that can be
> done via a (minimum) 18-month deprecation period.  Finally, you can relax
> and feel safe to depend on these classes and methods without fear!

> Please check out the release and let me know any issues you have!

> Kevin

> on behalf of Jared Levy, Chris Povirk, Hayward Chan, Charles Fry, Joshua
> Bloch, Crazy Bob Lee, Jesse Wilson, Mike Bostock and the countless dozens of
> others who have collaborated with us to design, build, document and test
> this library over the past... four years!

> --
> Kevin Bourrillion @ Google
> internal:  http://go/javalibraries
> external: guava-libraries.googlecode.com