Release schedule

["Wadsworth, Eric (Contractor)" <wa...@fhu.disa.mil>]

Hi, I just got back from a meeting with my dev team and management. We've
been testing subversion for a while, with mixed popularity. I was asked
about the future of subversion, and I realized that I'm not entirely clear
on the plans...

People here talk about "going beta" and "1.0". Are these different? What
kind of time frames are being considered? Is there going to be a "feature
freeze" sometime soon?

We're planning on a lock-down of our development environment at the start of
December, any ideas what state subversion will be in at that time?

Thanks! --- Eric

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Re: Release schedule

[Ben Collins-Sussman <su...@collab.net>]

"Wadsworth, Eric (Contractor)" <wa...@fhu.disa.mil> writes:

> Hi, I just got back from a meeting with my dev team and management. We've
> been testing subversion for a while, with mixed popularity. I was asked
> about the future of subversion, and I realized that I'm not entirely clear
> on the plans...
> 
> People here talk about "going beta" and "1.0". Are these different? What
> kind of time frames are being considered? Is there going to be a "feature
> freeze" sometime soon?

Have you looked at the 'status' webpage?  You can see exactly where we
are in terms of issues and scheduling by looking at that page, along
with issuezilla.  It's all documented in there.

We plan to hit beta by mid-October, and sometime after that, create a
1.0 branch.  In a perfect world, we'd release 1.0 by the end of the
year.  Greg Stein sent a mail about this to the list last week, I
think.

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