"Steve Benigan" <benigan_steve@hotmail.com> writes:
> Back to the release process... in the old days, releases were slightly
> more predictable because there was a schedule posted on the website
> (http://subversion.tigris.org/roadmap.html) but I see we must rely on
> the dev mail list and the issue tracker for information. I think the
> community would be served best by posting a best guess roadmap that is
> updated often based on consensus so that users don't have to sift
> through the mail list (whose archives aren't very convenient to use at
> the moment-search is broken) to figure it out.
I think you're right -- we should have updated roadmap.html as soon as
we knew the 1.0.9 and 1.1.1 releases were under way. Even if we don't
know the exact date, it would be helpful to say "The release process
began on date X, and it usually only takes a week or two at most." or
something like that. People could make guesses based on that.
The relationship between the old project_status.html page and the new
roadmap.html page is confusing. I've made some changes to clarify
things in r11445. The web site should update within an hour; let me
know if these changes to roadmap.html and project_status.html help.
Thanks,
-K
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Received on Sun Oct 17 06:32:15 2004