Proposed schedule for 4.12
Allen Winter
winter at kde.org
Mon Aug 5 14:18:28 BST 2013
On Saturday, August 03, 2013 08:19:48 PM Albert Astals Cid wrote:
> Please let's try to keep this discussion in release-team, I'm just CC'ing k-c-
> d because Alex's discussion about changing the release happened there.
>
> At the Release Team BoF at Akademy I was tasked to come up with a proposed
> schedule for 4.12 with simplified freezes, since it was agreed so many freezes
> confused our contributors.
>
> Here's my attempt http://techbase.kde.org/Schedules/KDE4/4.12_Release_Schedule
>
No objections
Thanks Albert.
> Basically the schedule looks like
>
> 30 October (everything except documentation is frozen)
> +1 week Beta 1 Tag+Release: November 6
> +1 week Beta 2 Tag+Release: November 13
> +1 week Beta 3 Tag+Release (with documentation freeze): November 20
> +1 week RC Tag+Release: November 27
> +2 week Final Tag: December 11
> +1 week Final Release: December 18
>
> Summary:
> * There's just one freeze
> This should make it easier to everyone know when to commit something or
> not. Exception for documentation that you get 3 weeks more, rationale is that
> documentation team works after features are finished so we give them some more
> time for the last-minute finished features
>
> * We do Betas/RC more often
> Every week instead of every 2 weeks, this way we achieve (if distros
> deliver) more "interactivity" with bugrepors+fixes since people is always
> testing something that is closer to the tip of the code (it happens fairly
> usually that someone reports a bug and it was fixed "last week" already,
> wasting "user testing" and "bug answering" resources)
>
> Comments?
>
> Cheers,
> Albert
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