Re: [Phpgroupware-developers] feature freeze for .14

[Roy Sigurd Karlsbakk]

Hi

Are new translations treated as new features or merely fixes?

My opinion would be they're fixes, as they don't really involve any
code...


On Thu, 20 Dec 2001, Miles Lott wrote:

> After talking to jengo, and since he is basically on
> vacation until Y2K+2:
>
> A feature freeze will be announced within the next 48
> hours.  At that time a branch will be created to begin
> testing and fixing prior to the next release.
>
> Any features that you wish to introduce should be announced
> now or they cannot be included to this pending release
> branch.  Please announce in list form that which you
> want to do and think can be accomplished very soon.
>
> We do not have an official test procedure in place yet,
> but hope to get that figured out in the next two weeks.
>
> Realistically, it will be at least a month until release.
> Let's hope it is quicker than that.  Setup needs to be
> beaten to death to make sure upgrade from older versions
> works for our two favorite dbms at least.
>
> Part of the release should be to work on performance where
> possible.  This includes code formatting and reduction
> of code comments, etc.
>
> BUGS and PATCHES.  Please submit these to the sourceforge
> project for phpGroupWare.  If you do not have an account,
> include your email address if possible - don't be a nobody ;)
> For now, reference to devel branch/code, not stable.
>
> TRANSLATIONS.  Please use a good text editor, or the
> developer_tools application to create and modify your
> language files.  Please see the api documentation for
> language file rules and formatting.  Work within those
> rules, and we will be happy to include your changes or
> additions.
>
> Happy holidays, etc...
>
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>
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