SQLLine 1.5 was only two months ago but there have been massive
improvements since then:
* Upgrade to jline3 (and therefore interactive search of command
history, including multi-line commands, using emacs- and vi-style
keywords);
* Multi-line parsing including smart detection of state (inside
quotes, inside parentheses, inside comment) and a continuation prompt
that indicates that state;
* New properties 'colorScheme', 'maxHistoryRows',
'maxHistoryFileRows', 'escapeOutput'
* Drop support for older JDKs; SQLLine now requires Java 8 or higher.
Is it time for a release? What time scale should we aim for? (I'd love
to include it in the next Calcite release, in the next 2 weeks or so.)
There are currently 2 open PRs (#187 and #70). Any other issues we
should hold the release for?
It's time we started to act more like a democracy. Similar to ASF
rules, I propose that we require a majority of 3 +1 votes from
committers for a release. (That is, 3 more +1 votes than -1 votes.
Committers are listed on the home page:
https://github.com/julianhyde/sqlline.)
Julian