Is it worth upgrading to the 0.11.X branch with Trac 0.12 scheduled to
be out the door within a couple weeks?
On the one hand, a brand new Trac release would be more likely to
contain bugs than a bugfix branch that's now on it's 7th revision. The
configurable workflows and per-user permissions were the big features
for 0.11, and both of those require an inordinate amount of setup to
be made useful (inordinate being relative to how those tasks are
managed in other trackers).
On the 0.12 side, the improved query system sounds like it would be a
big boost for some of the issues that have been discussed, and live
previews, ticket interface improvements, and translations all sound
like really good features to have.
Just throwing it out there.
All the best,
- Gabriel
On Apr 30, 8:06 am, Jeremy Dunck <jdu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Does anyone have crib notes on what upgrading from (presumed) 0.10.4
> to 0.11.7 would buy us? If not, I can go read changelogs.
>
> Separate from that, I'd like to open discussion on what it would take
> to do the upgrade.
>
> Who has access to the server? What do I need to do to convince to let
> me upgrade?
>
> This is purely exploratory-- I imagine the workflow stuff I'm trying
> to do doesn't really need the upgrade, but Russ complained a bit about
> nits, so I thought I'd at least see what's what.
>
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