Hello, I confirm, I just upgraded to Ubuntu Karmic and 5.0 branch of OpenERP stopped working? Why the hell Tiny doesn't backport the pyxml work from trunk or from your Ubuntu patch back into 5-0?
As an 2 years OpenERP integrator, I consider OpenERP is not yet mature to be used in "official releases" and hence Ubuntu packages seriously in production. Until now, each release had critical bugs. The only working way has been to use a release or a stable enough revision revision of 5-0 and then back port patch to fix bugs/regressions to be good enough for use in production (still I hope OpenERP will be mature enough in less than 6 months to be usable in most of cases with such official packages). So I insist, this is very important we can bzr branch the 5-0 branch and use it on Ubuntu Karmic. Ubuntu is one of the most popular Linux distro... The fix is easy, it's just about back-porting changes from the trunk or the Ubuntu patch. Also, it's very easy to test it's robust and regression free. Use of old deprecated XML libs is very limited, it's very easy, say on a demo database with manufacturing profile to test the main flows and screens to determine there will be no bug doing this. What is the Tiny position on this topic? Will we have to tell users, OpenERP be simply uninstallable on the new Ubuntu release, at least not in a production suitable way? If I propose the merge, will you merge it? -- orm.py needs to use libxml2 rather than pyxml https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/429519 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
