Changes between Version 51 and Version 52 of RoadMap

Timestamp:

Nov 5, 2016, 3:25:24 AM (8 years ago)

Author:

Ryan J Ollos

Comment:

Update for 1.2 release.

RoadMap

@@ -31 +31 @@
 
  - Milestones corresponding to //stable// releases:
-   - [milestone:0.12] -- the previous major release (June 2010), which we're going to support for the foreseeable future (it has earned the **LTS** label, Long Term Support release)
-     - [milestone:0.12.4] -- the next maintenance release for 0.12.x
+   - [milestone:0.12] -- the June 2010 release, which we're going to support for the foreseeable future (it has earned the **LTS** label, Long Term Support release)
      - [milestone:next-minor-0.12.x] -- pool of tickets relevant for one of the upcoming minor maintenance releases for 0.12.x
-   - [milestone:1.0] -- the latest major release (July 2012)
+   - [milestone:1.0] -- the July 2012 release
     - [milestone:next-stable-1.0.x] -- pool of tickets relevant for one of the next minor maintenance releases for 1.0.x
-   - [milestone:1.2] -- the upcoming major release (May or July 2015)
+   - [milestone:1.2] -- the latest major release (November 2016)
+    - [milestone:next-stable-1.2.x] -- pool of tickets relevant for one of the next minor maintenance releases for 1.2.x
  - Milestones corresponding to **development** releases:
-   - [milestone:next-dev-1.1.x] -- pool of tickets relevant for one of the next minor feature releases, 
-     - starting with [milestone:1.1.1] which will be released shortly after [milestone:1.0], with features which couldn't have make it for 1.0
+   - [milestone:next-dev-1.3.x] -- pool of tickets relevant for one of the next minor feature releases, 
+     - starting with [milestone:1.1.1] which was released shortly after [milestone:1.0], with features which couldn't have make it for 1.0
    - [milestone:next-major-releases] -- pool of tickets relevant for one of the next next major feature releases
 
@@ -46 +46 @@
  - **[milestone:1.0]** 
    - [milestone:1.0.1] -> [milestone:1.0.2] -> ... -> [milestone:next-stable-1.0.x]
-   - [milestone:1.1.1] -> [milestone:1.1.2] -> ... -> [milestone:next-dev-1.1.x]
+   - [milestone:1.1.1] -> [milestone:1.1.2] -> ...
      - **[milestone:1.2]**
        - [milestone:1.2.1] -> [milestone:1.2.2] -> ... -> [milestone:next-stable-1.2.x]
@@ -70 +70 @@
    - from there (or directly if the triager is also the developer going to fix it), a developer eventually picks it and moves it to the current **1.0.x** minor stable release; factors that influence this selection are the impact of the issue (severity), but also how well the defect is explained and documented, if there's a patch provided or not, etc.
    - the later we are in a stable cycle (//1.0.4//, //1.0.5//, ...), the more unlikely the defect will be fixed part of that cycle, if it's not a critical defect or a security issue
- - if it's a proposed feature and we like it, or a minor defect we'll take care to fix one day, the ticket goes into the **[milestone:next-major-releases]** pool (mid or long-term) or  **[milestone:next-dev-1.1.x]** (short-term)  
+ - if it's a proposed feature and we like it, or a minor defect we'll take care to fix one day, the ticket goes into the **[milestone:next-major-releases]** pool (mid or long-term) or  **[milestone:next-dev-1.3.x]** (short-term)  
    - from there, a developer eventually picks it and moves it to the current **1.1.x** minor development release, when there's some actual code ahead
  - if we don't really like the proposed feature, or think the reported defect is not worth fixing, but we're not strongly opposed to it either, the ticket becomes [milestone:unscheduled]; it may eventually move from there to a more concrete milestone depending on the involvement of contributors