Whats next? 1.0.4 or 1.1?

Where to commit?

New features always go in 1.1; bug fixes go in 1.0.x and get merged to 1.1. This is so we can release a 1.0.x patch release at any time while continuing on 1.1 feature development.

Quote from: Paprikas at Apr 05, 2010, 09:12 AM

Where to commit?

good question but maybe right question is:

what is the plan for NEW features for next release?
What new could have the new version...

hm. When planning to work on 1.0.4? (or release)

So, this is a bug. But commited to 1.1 branch
http://svn.modxcms.com/jira/browse/MODX-1455

This is fixed in 1.0.3 but marked for 1.1
http://svn.modxcms.com/jira/browse/MODX-1456

There a bit more tickets.

What features will be in 1.1?
Solved all language issues (all string translated)
New caching system
New file manager
New core components
New html layout for manager
Jquery vs Mootools
Tokenize requests
more...

I think that it’s not real for this year (if we look at working speed for 1.0.1 1.0.3)
But some of improvements we need now.
So.. still just slowly fixing bugs, or we can implement some new in 1.0.x branch?

For example, I think we need to refactor "System Events" and finally translate modx.

So what do you think? Plan?

No features should ever be released in patch releases, so no features in 1.0.x. New features will go in 1.1 and this will not be released until after Revolution 2.0.0 is final.

IDK what is going to be in 1.1 at this point; I’m focused on Revolution to be honest, but we need to start finding a way to build consensus among contributers and other interested parties when determining what features to accept or reject and how to prioritize them. I’ll find some time later this week to review the current Evo tickets, discuss some future directions and plans for Evo (and Revo) development, and generally update everyone on the status of the entire MODx project.

If a bug fix is committed to 1.1 and needs to go into 1.0.x, then merge it.

Ok.
Where I need to discuss (create thread) new features?

Open a thread in General MODx Discussions for 1.1. Technically, 1.1 should be what we’re working on now.

Looks like 1.0.4 release inevitable?

I believe we’ll have in interim 1.0.4 release to resolve some minor installation and error warning messages. If 1.0.3 is working then it should be fine to carry on as is.