Thanks Anders. I did that.
Okay. If you browse Struts 1 JIRA, you will see that 1.3.6 is next up on the
roadmap:
https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/STR
Some things I want to mention:
1) I'd like to delete versions "1.0.0 Final" and "1.0.1 Final". There are no
bugs logged against them, because the real 1.0.0 and 1.0.1 bugs are under --
not surpringsly -- versions "1.0.0" and "1.0.1". Those are the real deal with
"Final" just being some sort of ancient leftover. Does anyone object to
deleting them?
2) I put into archive mode any versions with RC and Beta. This means that users
will not be able to select those versions when creating a defect. That's fine
because they are not even downloadable anymore
3) I put any non-GA releases of the 1.2 branch also in archive mode. Should
this also be done for 1.3 versions prior to 1.3.5?
4) Why do we have Family versions? I can understand them as a reporting tool,
but they are not really a product, and I don't think deserve to be a version.
Bugs should be reported against versions -- even if it is the first revision --
and not just a "family" which is not a version, but a reporting mechanism. Do
we really want those? I had to archive them to get them off the roadmap, but it
also means no one can write bugs against them either. Does anyone object?
Paul
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