[Kdenlive-devel] Updated blocking bugs for the 0.7 release.

[Mads Bondo Dydensborg]

I have updated the target versions for the bugs we have discussed in mantis. 
Its great that so many have been fixed in the last day (although I still can 
not get 263 to work, but I have moved that to 0.7.1).

Please check that the below looks right, as I may have made a mistake

The following issues from http://www.kdenlive.org/mantis/roadmap_page.php are 
still open for 0.7.0:

- 0000293: [Rendering] Render does not start with a full frame - acknowledged.
- 0000220: [Effects] No transition effects on text clip - acknowledged.
- 0000228: [Effects] audio crossfade between different cutted parts of the 
same clip produces cracking noise - acknowledged.

293 may have a fix committed already - waiting for jmpoure to confirm it fixes 
the issue
220 have a partial workaround, but I believe jb wants to fix it for good.
228 is the most problematic issue and will probably require several days to 
fix

So, its getting close.

-o-

Regarding the release and mantis. I have not completed the policy draft yet, 
but I will suggest that upon release, we tag all bugs that have been closed 
since the beta release as fixed in version 0.7.0, and set their target 
versions to empty. This should update the mantis changelog, and clean the 
roadmap of already released versions. We should probably then move to use 
Dans suggestion about resolved for bugs that are fixed in SVN, and wait with 
a close until the next release. This depends a bit on how the Changelog 
works. There is also a discussion about how to use the target version - 
jmpoure has suggested some sort of todo list, which I am still trying to 
figure out (a suggestion will be in the draft to discuss).

Regards

Mads

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