Release Pumpkin 1.0.0

[Snowiiii]

Roadmap

The Roadmap for the First release of Pumpkin 1.0.0 which is planned this year in 2025 🥳

Alpha
The Alpha is a Test Version made for Developers (or really experienced People) and can contain crashes or critical bugs.

• Alpha 1: Focus on Feedback and Developer API
• Alpha 2: First Update with may API Breaking changes and new Features also fixes

Beta
The Beta is a Test Version made for Developers but also people who are Interested in testing the latest tech. This build should not contain any critical bugs or crashes. There will be also only a few new features added since its now polishing time

• Beta 1 : Initial Beta release, Focus on Feedback from Players
• Beta 2 : Continue testing and fixing, this is the last API Breaking Update
• Beta 3 : Near-final builds for final testing.

Final release
Pumpkin 1.0.0 releases to the Public and can be easily downloaded for all Supported Platforms

Supported Platforms

These are the Platforms pumpkin is guaranteed to work on, more Platforms may work with Pumpkin, But are not guaranteed to be supported

• Windows (10+)
• Linux (5.15+)
• Android (API level 21)
• macOS
• iOS

Downloads

Prebuild Architectures

• Arm32/64
• x86/64

All downloads for all Platforms will be found at https://pumpkinmc.org/

• Android: Google Play & FDroid
• Apple: App Store

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[suprohub]

Can you pin issue?

[neeleshpoli]

If we are going to support mobile targets, we might as well also support FreeBSD

[Snowiiii]

If we are going to support mobile targets, we might as well also support FreeBSD

Well, I was thinking of that. But I think that the file locking might be the issue here

[neeleshpoli]

Well, I was thinking of that. But I think that the file locking might be the issue here

Yeah, it might be a problem. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think it's a big concern though since the standard library should abstract this away, right?

Also considering that RISC-V is also starting to gain traction, we might also want to offer RISC-V builds for Linux.

[Snowiiii]

Well, I was thinking of that. But I think that the file locking might be the issue here

Yeah, it might be a problem. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think it's a big concern though since the standard library should abstract this away, right?

Also considering that RISC-V is also starting to gain traction, we might also want to offer RISC-V builds for Linux.

What do you mean ?, We are using a file-guard for locking. It supports only Windows and Unix.

I was thinking of RISC-V, i have nothing against adding it when its easily done

[neeleshpoli]

What do you mean ?, We are using a file-guard for locking. It supports only Windows and Unix.

Ohh I see. I wasn't aware of that. I looked at the README and am failing to understand what this crate is for. What are we using file-guard for?

I was thinking of RISC-V, i have nothing against adding it when its easily done

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