@gcaplan v6 is already in pretty good shape for specialized integrators ready to get their hand dirty and if production is for more than say 2 months from now.
In relation of the deadline + scope, looks OK for you. In my opinion it will depend on your coding skills + open source culture. Indeed, there will be bugs you'll need to deal with (there will be blockers): identify them, report them properly, eventually fix them and apply the patches. If by looking at the code and the Launchpad bug report system and code history you feel you'll be able to do that, then go v6 without a doubt, you will win time and get a much better system with better support in the close future. If on the contrary you don't feel at ease installing OpenERP with bzr, understanding the code, using Linux, doing bzr pull, migrating your database, then avoid taking that risk. Still bare in mind that if you go v5, migrating to v6 while in production will take you time and/or money. This is easier than is has been in the past, but still not something trivial like migrating a website. If you have good IT skills but lack of OpenERP/Python/open source knowledge, may be taking a technical course at OpenERP S.A or some integrator might bridge the gap and allow you to go V6. Best regards ------------------------ Raphaël Valyi CEO and OpenERP consultant at http://www.akretion.com -------------------- m2f -------------------- -- http://www.openobject.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=58023#58023 -------------------- m2f --------------------
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