Thanks Chris!
I suppose the next question is, does a 2 year LTS cycle sound right for
Koha?
Kyle
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Crawford County Federated Library System ( http://www.ccfls.
We have very few (I think none) 19.11 libraries left. Almost all of our
libraries are either running 21.05 or in the process of upgrading). However we
have committed to maintain 19.11 for the community for at least one more cycle.
It's very low maintenance as its pretty much just security patc
> For 22.05, Calalyst and Wainui are offering to maintain 19.11, and
> there is a gap as there is no candidate for 20.05.
> So it's kind of our first LTS :)
>
I suppose we need to understand Catalyst's upgrade strategy a bit more. It
we as a community are going to do LTS, we need to really commit
Thanks for your reply, Kyle!
(And sorry for my delayed answer, your message hit the spam folder!?)
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Le jeu. 7 oct. 2021 à 13:15, Kyle Hall a écrit :
>>
>> 1. LTS
>> I think it's time to have a Long Term Support release. We noticed that
>> some people are still using very old
>
> 1. LTS
> I think it's time to have a Long Term Support release. We noticed that
> some people are still using very old versions, having a version that
> is maintained several years could help them.
> We could backport critical security bugs only. 4 (5?) years would be great.
>
This has been pr
Hello devs,
As you must know we had two hard months, several very bad bugs hit us.
The release team had to coordinate and it was not an easy task.
We noticed some flaws in the workflow and I would like to suggest some
improvements to discuss.
The main problematic issue is to backport patch series
