1.0.0

[gkz]

I want to release 1.0.0

This will mean that any backwards incompatible changes in the future will have a big version bump, and there will be warning, etc.
except for features marked "experimental", which are the match statement, and deep equals ===

Any last thoughts/concerns? Any more things that I should do before doing this? @michaelficarra @paulmillr @josher19

[paulmillr]

I think 1.0.0 can be released this week without changes.

[josher19]

Is it working okay with Node v0.8+ ? LiveScript v0.9.12 REPL seems to work okay on my system.

Looks like tab completion does not work in REPL for CoffeeScript 1.3.3 and "freezes" on lower version of CS.
Don't want the same thing to happen to LiveScript REPL.

[michaelficarra]

@josher19: That issue has been fixed for months on CS master (in fact, only a few days after 1.3.3 was released), but new CS releases are not pushed out very often. If you're having problems, you can use master.

[josher19]

@michaelficarra: Figured it was something like that. master is working okay.
Off-topic: Should I post a coffeescript issue or pull request asking when npm version will be updated?
Is someone waiting for a bump in the CS version before updating npm?
Because more and more people are upgrading from node v0.6+ to node v0.8+
You can email me at [email protected] ... Thx!

[gkz]

@josher19 LiveScript works with node 0.8+, in fact it's a requirement.

LiveScript 1.0.0 is out - so I can close this now.

[josher19]

Great! Be sure to include that requirement in the index.html

Node.js is required to be installed on your system.
should become
Node.js (v0.8+) is required to be installed on your system.

Note: typo in current nodejs.org href.

Could also include a pointer to the Github tag/link or NPM version (v0.9.6?) which works with Node v0.6
though I believe that npm will limit search results to only matching node versions.

->> Josh <<-