On Monday, March 16th, 2026 at 7:34 PM, Andrey Semashev via Boost <boost@lists.boost.org> wrote:
On 16 Mar 2026 20:51, Matt Borland via Boost wrote:
Bottom Line Up Front: The library is conditionally accepted. Thank you again to everyone who participated in the review.
For transparency, the final tally of ACCEPT/CONDITIONAL ACCEPT/REJECT, from both private and public reviews, was 1/5/2. Both rejections and nearly all conditional acceptance conditions revolved around the state of the documentation and naming. I have consolidated these conditions and related discussion on the GitHub issue tracker, rather than reiterating them here.
The review result should be posted here on the ML, including all conditions that are formally required to be met for the library to get accepted. In particular, this serves as a reference point in future discussions. Please, do this.
You can create issues and PRs as a consequence of the review to simplify tracking the progress in getting the conditions fulfilled, but these issues and PRs do not constitute the formal review result.
I agree, which is why in the next paragraph I have:
This leads us to the singular condition of acceptance being to address the documentation related issues. Since this is a rather subjective requirement, we will be running a mini review of the library documentation in a few weeks.
The conditions and rejections from reviewers were nearly all documentation related and hit many of the sections. These will serve as a guide for improvement, but they are not a punch list to acceptance in this case. The mini review is the better tool for assessing completion of this subjective condition, rather than me unilaterally deciding for example the reference section has been sufficiently improved. Matt