Make toml-test an official TOML product and move to github.com/toml-lang org

[mojombo]

I'd love for toml-test to become the official test suite for TOML implementations. If you're into that idea, we could move it to the toml-lang org on GitHub so people know it's the real deal. Once it's updated for the imminent 1.0 release, I'd like to create an easy way for implementors to get their implementation's test results published on the upcoming TOML marketing website so others can see which implementations are production ready.

[mojombo]

@BurntSushi If you're into this idea, I'll put some effort into getting this up to date for the latest TOML on master.

[BurntSushi]

@mojombo I'm definitely interested. I haven't had as much time for TOML lately as I'd like, but I'd be happy to hand over or share maintenance of this repo!

[BurntSushi]

@mojombo I've invited you!

[BurntSushi]

And moving this into the toml-lang org sounds good to me!

[mojombo]

Awesome! I'll work on getting this compliant with master and then move it into the TOML org. Booyah!

[samvasko]

@mojombo I am be happy to help with speeding up the transition. I would really like to see some of the pull requests merged.

[pradyunsg]

@BurntSushi Are you still interested in moving this forward?

Let's sync up with the current master, in preparation for whenever we have a TOML 1.0.

[BurntSushi]

I don't have time, sorry.

[uiri]

@pradyunsg @mojombo Are there still plans to move this toml-test repo into the toml-lang org?

I have merged in all the non-code change PRs (i.e. more test cases and additions to the README) and cleaned up the easy, "quick fix" issues. Are any of the remaining PRs and issues things which you would like to see merged/fixed before moving the repo?

[sgarciac]

It would have been nice if you had created a release for TOML 0.3. I think no post-0.4 features tests should be merged before creating a release for TOML 0.4, even if TOML 0.5 has been released. It will take some time before most TOML parsers are upgraded to the new version and it will be nice to have a test suite that TOML 0.4 compliant parsers can use.

[eksortso]

@sgarciac Did you turn all the 0.n's into en-dot-ohs there, or something?

[sgarciac]

@eksortso ha! ouch, indeed. Fixed.

[arp242]

Being discussed in the toml repo as well; see my comment there: toml-lang/toml#585 (comment)

Not sure if there's any point keeping this one open, so closing it in favour of the issue on the toml repo.