It's time to release 7.1 :)

[SCIF]

There are 22 commits in master since 7.0.0 so I assume it worth to release these improvements.

[andrew-demb]

In unreleased commits, there's dropped support for Doctrine annotations and minor BC breaks. I suggest tagging it as a 7.1.0

[SCIF]

Hi @andrew-demb , that's correct and I had the same intention of releasing the new version as you did — introduce support of v7 Symfony by a bundle repo

[jaapio]

According to the semversion standard you shouldn't do any bc breaks in minor versions. I didn't check the changes. But if there are breaking change done, please tag the new version as 8.0.0.

When needed I would be happy to help testing a pre release to find any breaking changes.

[andrew-demb]

Update about releasing a stable version from another issue - it will be 8.0.0 #708 (comment)

But this requires updates to the documentation and README to prepare the release (see link above)

[enricobono]

Hello @nguyenk, @homersimpsons.
Is there anything still missing to release 7.1?
I guess this will unlock @andrew-demb to reach compatibility with Symfony 7, isn't it?

Let me know if I can help with some code contribution :)

[andrew-demb]

@enricobono it should be released as 8.0.0.

This will unlock migration to the major version of graphqlite (current graphqlite 7.0.0 cannot be used to update - some things required to be fixed and there is additional BC breaks in master branch) for graphqlite-bundle

Update to Symfony 7 is possible with graphqlite 6 - thecodingmachine/graphqlite-bundle#227

[enricobono]

Thanks @andrew-demb

Re:

Update to Symfony 7 is possible with graphqlite 6 - thecodingmachine/graphqlite-bundle#227

The PR you mentioned here is not merged yet, so I guess we cannot use graphlite 6 with Symfony 7 at the moment, am I right?

[oojacoboo]

Apologies with the delays in getting out this release. 8.0.0 has just been tagged