Hi Thanks for sharing this. > I agree, Dolibarr migration is pretty nice ! >
but only core part, modules looks more problematic to update. > Regarding communication, this is a work in progress. > Yes I saw this :) But looks again difficult. But it's better :) > From now on, we'll have systematic annoucement when a major version is > released, minor version too, why not. A communication group has been > started within the fundation with the goal to better communicate with the > community. We already are present on social medias, but this dev > mailing-list and the dolistore customers are 2 audiences we poorly > communicate with (not to say not at all). > I don't understand logic, dolibarr users/community are on forum, mailinglist but piority is social network, strange > About your concerns around PRs and plugins, I'm sorry you feel that way. > PRs are usually correctly integrated and not lost. > Maybe now, I'll try again. But I'm not sure. My fear is to lost again energy to nothing. > Plugins are the responsibility of their developers. Personnaly, our > plugins are upgraded with the new releases > I'm not module developper then I don't know if is complicate or not to follow release and provide. As user, i prefer to have my own script and don't use module. In my use case ratio time spend / bug / patch is too heavy. Thanks a lot km
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