[Kde-pim] The Future or KDE PIM Releases

[Sandro Knauß]

Hey,

> Did you discuss the migration path? I'm asking because when we introduced
> Akonadi migration was a disaster (despite Kevin Krammer's heroic effort to
> write a migrator). We shouldn't repeat the same mistake. In particular, you
> shouldn't underestimate the effort the migration takes. I suggest to not
> write the migration after Akonadi Next is done, but to write the migration
> (including real-world tests) alongside Akonadi Next.

Not till now. But the migration should be much more easier, because akonadi is 
now a standalone server. We are not switching the concept how the data is 
structureized in general. At the moment is far to early to talk about 
migration. At first a new resource and than we can look how to migrate.

But because we now have unchained the next release of kdepim from akonadi next 
we can take our time to first write a working resource and than digging into 
migration. And make the switch to akonadi next, when it is ready.

Regards,

sandro
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