Seeing 2 differences:
• Aiming for a minor release every quarter instead of what we aspired
to previously, new major release every quarter
• Aiming for a patch release every month at the start of the month

Makes sense to me, +1.


-Zach

On Tue, Oct 26, 2021 at 11:44 AM Jeremy Mitchell <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Resending to make sure it's clear this is simply a proposal. Please provide
> feedback.
>
> In the past, ATC has targeted quarterly official releases but we've failed
> on many occasions due to "holding the bus" for certain features or slow
> release voting. In the 10/26/2021 TC working group, we discussed that we
> should stick to this schedule regardless of feature readiness. (remember if
> you want a certain feature that was merged post-release, you can always
> pull from the master branch as we are all in agreement that master must
> ALWAYS be releasable).
>
> Here is the schedule that was proposed:
>
>    - Quarterly minor releases (unless a Major is warranted and will be
>    determined on case-by-case basis)
>    - Monthly patch releases
>
> Example:
>
> 11/1/21: 6.0.1
> 12/1/21: 6.0.2
> 1/1/22: 6.1.0
> 2/1/22: 6.1.1
> 3/1/22: 6.1.2
> 4/1/22: 6.2.0
> 5/1/22: 6.2.1
> 6/1/22: 6.2.2
> 7/1/22: 6.3.0
> 8/1/22: 6.3.1
> 9/1/22: 6.3.2
> 10/1/22: 7.0.0 <-- Apparently something "big" or non backwards compatible
> got merged (i.e. API version removal)
> 11/1/22: 7.0.1
> 12/1/22: 7.0.2
>
> Please provide feedback on this approach.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jeremy

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