state of release and release plan

Friedrich W. H. Kossebau kossebau at kde.org
Tue Sep 20 00:33:12 BST 2016


Hi,

Am Samstag, 2. Juli 2016, 08:17:40 CEST schrieb Camilla Boemann:

> I think it's time we get a release out. We are stuck with not much work
> going on so inspired by Dag's return let's do a push to get ready.
> 
> I think we should cut down on the number of applications so we have
> something manageble left. It's tough but the alternative is that Calligra
> dies completely. And nothing prevents us from bringing apps back  later.
> 
> So my question is: What is missing for us to have a release. I am not
> talking about all the nice to have features and bug fixes. I am asking what
> would create huge problems for our users if we release.
> 
> Let's get things listed. I'll start:

> Karbon: let's exclude from first release

>From my testing it mainly works, so no real difference to Stage or Words IMHO
So I would vote for include. Perhaps mark as experimental.

> Flow: let's exclude from first release

Agreed. There would be also nothing to release :) Flow has not been ported 
even, as the plan of its maintainer was to make Flow another UI to the Karbon 
libs, optimized for Flow-specific use-cases. Just, has not happened yet.

> Braindump: let's drop it completely

It has been ported, build and works. Pity for the work done there. But agreed. 
No maintainer, no users known. Time tp git rm.

Gemini:
incomplete port to QtQuick2 -> not part of release, already marked as STAGING

Format Filters:
guess anything that builds is on similar state as with 2.9. At least all my 
test files still work.

Okular plugins:
depend on unreleased Okular/KF5, work with current devel branch.
so fine keep included in release builds.
Okular/KF5 might be finally in KA 16.12

Other extras:
thumbnail etc. also work, so no reason to exclude

Cheers
Friedrich



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