The whole point of choosing sweetheart issues for the 2.1 roadmap was so
that those developers driving certain issues would have a natural
inclination to help push out new milestones. I was hoping this would
help keep 2.1 from bogging down...
Ralph Goers wrote:
On Dec 18, 2008, at 12:42 AM, Brett Porter wrote:
Hi,
I did what seems like my bi-annual review of all the unscheduled
issues today, reviewing and scheduling where appropriate. There's 10
left with open questions, and I'm making an early new years resolution
to keep on top of new reports :)
Jason, Shane - as instructed I put all the reported regressions with
trunk into 3.0-alpha-3. I expect some of these are already fixed so it
would be worth a run through them before releasing alpha-1 to see if
some can be closed out.
However, the main purpose was to identify reported regressions in
2.1.0-M1, of which we have a couple. So 2.1.0-M2 is down to about 11
issues including some patches to review. I updated the roadmap, moving
Doxia to M3 as they round out the 1.1 release. I also moved the
MNG-624 out to 2.2 (or beyond) while Ralph reviews his implementation.
Given enough time to wrap these up, I'd like to shoot for an M2
release by the end of the year. M3 and M4 could follow quickly since
the work is already done on branches.
Cheers,
Brett
Frankly, I haven't really done much with 624 since ApacheCon primarily
because I got the impression that 2.1 has stalled and 3.0 is going to
beat it out. Since I've been told that the issue will be fixed in 3.0 I
wasn't sure it would be worth the effort. If 2.1 is going to pick up
momentum then I will look at fixing the problems during my time off
during Christmas.
Ralph
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