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migrations and template events

At the end of all.. aren't minimal stuffs, need a lot of job. And once an Alpha is released, then a Beta should come.. then a first RC release.. and blah blah blah..

so: years, so to speak. Considering the speed of the Dev Team. Yes.

Once again (One Year Later..) sleee....eeepy time has come. Have a good rest you all.

Prune by IP it is like a gamble in the wind, a No No.

RMcGirr83 wrote:

It is up to mod authors to test their mods on 3.1 and release compatible versions.

Given the current activity of 3.1 development and that of extensions...they have plenty of time.

And much more than that.

Goodnight everybody, sleepy time has come.

Also I can't understand why the 3.1 and 3.2 version will delay the release of 4.0 at all!?

Finish up and release 3.1 and put in "legacy" 3.0.. focus on 4.0 porting all of the 3.2 RFCs and so on to it.

The web is not rounding around us (phpBB), but vice-versa.

Thousands if not Millions of people are using this software, I do not think such decisions should be taken in a couple of hours.. ask the crowd instead, make a poll or something similar. We don't even have 3.1 out the door yet. Decisions on 3.2 are hardly being done in a matter of hours. Plus the w...

At no point did I say that the liaison role would be "trivial" in any way, and this was not and is not my intention. You may have been confused by "basic review of patches", which only was meant to emphasize that the liaison's primary job would not be to write or review code. No...

I don't understand what you are talking about. We continue to welcome code contributions, large and small. The community liaison being discussed here is a new idea which does not cancel already existing ways of getting involved. Ofcourse, LIAISON means (French language here) something like a connec...

I'm new to procedures here, and I felt that my post is a little lacking for RFC. Not entirely well formed. That's why I asked you to do so, a perfect one, so that it could be better taken in consideration. As an example I am glad to lead you to an RFC already made, take a look how it is written (al...