Time to roll a new PRQL version - 0.3.2?

[richb-hanover]

There are lots of cool features (switch, in, union, others) in the compiler now.

Is it worth rolling out a new version (say, 0.3.2) so that it can be noted in "official" CHANGELOG, and also in a new VScode extension?

(Or are there cool things imminent that warrant waiting a bit?) Thanks.

[max-sixty]

Yes, let's discuss on the next dev call when we do 0.4.0.

We were planning to combine it with a marketing push, e.g. HackerNews. But that's less viable now that we recently hit the top of HackerNews again organically.

So I would vote to do it quite soon if others agree. Here's the milestone: https://github.com/PRQL/prql/milestone/4

[richb-hanover]

Yes, let's discuss on the next dev call when we do 0.4.0.

Would you push toward 0.4.0 instead of shipping a 0.3.2 substantially "as-is"? From a selfish standpoint, the switch statement is very interesting, and a 0.3.2 version might cause you to roll out a new VScode extension that implements it :-)

As always, I advocate, you decide ...

[max-sixty]

There are some breaking changes, so we should bump to 0.4.0, but we can do that without much delay I think! Gotta finish the docs & changelog...

[richb-hanover]

PS When's the next Dev Call? (I'll try to make it.) Maybe you could update #1083

[max-sixty]

Great, updated #1083!