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As you mentioned "If you have feature requests, now is the time to make them",
1. I want to say it should be better if you scan {menu_router} table and all paths that has not % in path should render, if anonymous user have permission. Or taxonomy term pages, user should be support
2.{url_alias} table should be support.
3. when whould you fire Drupal 7 port?
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btopro CreditAttribution: btopro commentedIn the current working version there's a hook to be able to supply your own selection criteria. The plan is to then give this a UI so that you can either select from views or run a custom selection one. I had it working with the menu router table but grabbing everything that doesn't have % in it was insane. It was taking forever to completely with a bunch of modules on because that starts to go down the admin path and there are a ton of pages there.
As for selecting / rendering as anonymous I need to see if I can do a masquerade type of approach to make my session appear as if its another user, and then see if I can switch over to anonymous / any other role to do the export. There are plans to have that as a setting to (render page as role X). URL alias table might also be a bit crazy but could easily hook in support based on the direction it's taking at the moment.
As for a D7 port I want to stabilize the D6 2.x version first. I will be pouring several hours into this project this week and should have a stable version our by the end of the week at the latest. A known issue with the dev version atm is that if your drupal site's base path is "/" as in drupal is the root, it's currently very difficult to rewrite relative paths as it's just a backslash.
In good news for D7 the coder upgrade module should get a port most of the way to 7 automatically and I've already found someone who is willing to try and clean it up after automated porting.
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btopro CreditAttribution: btopro commented