Yes, what Jane suggests is a good start. Basically the web client on
your test server is unable to connect with the expected Websockets
running off port 7682.
Something to keep in mind since you said OpenSRF 3.0.2... this step
for websockets with OpenSRF is not actually optional if you want to
Hmm confirmed on my new test server. I think we should file a bug and
see what's going on here. Thanks for the information and testing
Linda!
-- Ben
On Sun, Sep 2, 2018 at 11:42 PM Linda Jansova wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> accidentally, we have discovered the following pattern:
>
> When one uses a link
Also, it might be helpful to collect a little more information about
your iPads too. Like what version of iOS they're running and whether
you're using Safari browser on them to access the web client.
Just a cursory test with a public Evergreen 3.1.4 server with Safari
on my iPhone running iOS
Hi Jesse,
Those folders contain the generated report contents from the reporter
in Evergreen. Most email notifications and reports in the client will
point back to those folders / files.
In the past, we'd implemented a process to delete old reports from our server.
This is a link to the
Hi Eva,
I'm still studying this to learn how it works in the web client, but I
think that the fixed field labels get defined out of:
Open-ILS/src/templates/staff/cat/share/t_marcedit.tt2
Open-ILS/web/js/ui/default/staff/cat/services/marcedit.js
In the tt2 file, there are plenty of entries like:
Hi Scott,
With Launchpad, there's no automated severity level assigned to new bugs;
they all start as "undecided" actually. Having the number of people
affected can be useful in guiding bug wrangler volunteers to help choose
the level, but it is not explicitly linked. It's still up to the
RAM to the test server, and free reign of a
> core i3 processor
>
>
>
>
>
> *From:* Open-ils-general [mailto:open-ils-general-
> boun...@list.georgialibraries.org] *On Behalf Of *Ben Shum
> *Sent:* Monday, November 06, 2017 3:59 PM
>
> *To:* Evergreen Discussion Grou
Slow rate of response and internal server errors like that, my first
instinct would be a potential memory exhaustion issue and Linux killing off
critical services in between use and commands.
How much RAM is assigned to your test server? For my test servers, I
usually assign 4 GB of memory for
Hi Bogna,
Sounds like maybe you're using an older OpenSRF version like 2.4
series. I think we only just introduced Ubuntu xenial support as of
the OpenSRF 2.5 series. If you switch over to that version, then you
should find the ubuntu-xenial targets available to use. Same for
Evergreen, I
17 at 10:20 AM, Galen Charlton <g...@equinoxinitiative.org>
> wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> On Thu, Jul 6, 2017 at 10:00 AM, Ben Shum <b...@evergreener.net> wrote:
>> > Unless there's a huge outcry to keep things the way they are, I'd like
>> > to p
Hi everyone,
I was reminded that we still have an old Facebook group for Evergreen,
but which is not actively maintained by the web team. We have a
pinned post in the group pointing people at our (slightly) more active
Facebook page which is where current posts happen:
Hi Michael,
I think that the clearcache stuff is part of the eg_vhost.conf apache
configuration file.
There's a block like this in the stock install file:
# Lock clearing cache down to STAFF_LOGIN
PerlAccessHandler OpenILS::WWW::AccessHandler
PerlSetVar OILSAccessHandlerPermission
I think by default, covers stay cached in server side memory for at
least 24 hours. But don't quote me on that number, it might be more
or less depending on settings.
As far as forcing a change, as of Evergreen 2.9 and above, there
should be a link in the staff client view of a bib record to
Hi Garry,
Hmm, sounds like you've got a minor mystery there. That sort of
library error sounds like a bad path or missing library to me.
Some background questions if I might start with:
Can you confirm which Linux distribution you are using? The title of
your email says Ubuntu Xenial, but to
I'd suggest getting free SSL certificates from Let's Encrypt --
https://letsencrypt.org/
There's been some discussion in the past on this subject on the
Evergreen dev mailing list:
http://list.georgialibraries.org/pipermail/open-ils-dev/2016-June/010153.html
While I'd be curious to see how that
Hi Mary,
Yes, this happens on most higher definition displays on newer laptops
where there are more pixels in the screen area than the screen used to
have. These HiDPI screens can be worked with by changing the value
assigned in the Evergreen staff client for "layout.css.devPixelsPerPx"
If you
Hi Jennifer,
I remember configuring this and testing the functionality briefly.
I think the issue that most commonly occurs with using this feature is
that it's actually based on action triggers.
There is an action_trigger.event_definition and in stock
installations, it's ID 36 - named
If you're reading the source file for the README, it's formatted to be
generated out using Asciidoc syntax. So sections are split using the
special markup language for defining various heading levels.
For example,
Several months back, I actually worked on adjusting the way the
autofocus cursor would end up on the page for the catalog (TPAC,
public side only) so that it would end at the right instead of the
left of the text.
The problem I found was that the autofocus would then behave
differently depending
Re: 1: I am +1 to the criteria, as they seem quite reasonable.
Re: 2, 3: I say also +1 to translations coordinator role and yay,
thanks Eva for volunteering!
Re: 4: I agree that the release manager can be a primary contact for
the translations coordinator.
Re: 6: I think that initial list
Hi Jesse,
That error for missing metabib_field key 30 means that you do not have
an entry in the table with ID of 30 (which is supposed to be LCCN in
the stock installation).
Looking back in the history, I see you've mentioned some issues with
this metabib_field entry before (see
Hi all,
So I have been brainstorming the way translations are being handled
for Evergreen lately and thinking about narrowing the focus to only
specific languages that have actual users/support expressed somewhere.
Right now, the build process just automatically attempts to grab
whatever it can
Hmm, if you get a loading bar but nothing else, then I'd be concerned that
maybe whatever browser you attempted to try it on was blocking popups. The
printing dialog is a popup and some browsers block those by default and
then don't give you ways of obviously finding out that it was blocked.
--
It's a reasonable question and one we should continue to evaluate over
time.
One reason we did not always like products like gotomeeting, etc. was cost.
While community volunteers could grant access to their organizations
resources, the community itself never decided to spend money on platforms.
Hi Sitalk,
Not sure if this will help or not, but I setup my Debian Jessie system
and then ran "apache2ctl -M" to get a list of my loaded apache
modules.
This is a link to a paste of what I found on my test system:
http://pastie.org/10823337
Perhaps comparing what you get vs. what came back in
So, I have not done it recently for 2.10 and newest Mac OS X, but
basically the approach I always used in the past was to build the
staff client files on a Linux server first. Then download the Linux
64-bit client and copy the file/folder contents over to the resources
folder in the Mac app that
Hi Tom,
Welcome and cheers to your new installation! This mailing list can be
a great place to ask questions, so do not worry about asking them.
Though, I will caveat that by saying we may not always have the answer
to your question and as a project of volunteers it can take a little
time too
Presuming you mean the Evergreen web selfcheck, I could only think of
a workaround approach like follows:
If you were to designate the workstation for the selfcheck to be a
different org unit (like an opac invisible child unit of the parent
library), then include a circ policy in
our
> eyes everywhere we think to. I have folders of content that Kathy has been
> gathering in that vein to look at when I have some time. (probably this
> weekend)
>
> On Fri, Apr 1, 2016 at 1:09 PM, Ben Shum <b...@evergreener.net> wrote:
>
>> Hi Rogan,
>>
>>
Hi Rogan,
I'm curious what the Evergreen Outreach Committee has discussed
regarding how this data is to be used. Given that the linked survey
appears to be very user focused at the moment, i.e. most if not all
the questions are geared with the mindset that it applies to library
institutions or
Hi Livia,
Hmm, you may have just uncovered a potential bug in the 2.9 release
series. I was looking at the data file from the downloadable tarball,
in Open-ILS/src/data/locale/* and looking at the cs-CZ.po file, I only
see entries in their for translation for strings in places like
following
> your instructions and will see what happens. Will send you a report about
> that :).
>
> Livia
>
> -Original Message-
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> Shum
> Se
And of course, I meant to say Evergreen-ILS-2.9.1, not 2.8.1... :)
On Thu, Feb 11, 2016 at 3:07 PM, Ben Shum <b...@evergreener.net> wrote:
> Hi Livia,
>
> As a short-term quick solution, it may be possible to get your
> translations working by making a copy from your sou
sage-
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Hi Rosie,
Where are you setting ctx.holds_block.enabled = 'false'? That's
normally controlled via the parts/config.tt2 file, and it's used to
globally turn on or off holds of all kinds. So yes, if that's set to
true, it will remove the place hold link throughout the catalog.
Changing the value
things continue to happen for
this community in the days to come.
Feel free to drop me a line at my new (old) address
b...@evergreener.net. I'll be subscribed using that email from now on.
Cheers and best of luck,
-- Ben Shum
Hi Holly,
Offhand, it should be installed somewhere like
/openils/var/templates/opac/parts/searchbar.tt2. In master, it's about
line 56 or so where the "Library" label is. (
For Bibliomation, we only added an event parameter for "sender_email"
to be "no-re...@biblio.org" for that action/trigger event definition.
With SMS text messages, there was no good way to give users a reply
location that would work consortium-wide. So, while it's bad that we
do not give users
Hi Rogan,
First, yay Evergreen Indiana, thanks for hosting a Hack-A-Way!
Next, I do not have any strong opinion on the proposal. For myself, I
do not mind if we want to consider Indiana for two years in a row as
hosting site. While it's nice to have it move around and see
different places, I
And a third way, from menu Circulation -> Clear Hold Shelf (which does
the clear shelf action directly).
In our consortium, we disable that menu option via customization to
prevent staff from inadvertently using it when they don't intend to
(since the menu option is close by the other ones you
Well actually, I think this is an odd MARC issue, where the Provided
by publisher line is part of another subfield. 520c, in the case of
that record anyways.
That confuses me slightly cause of the following:
In summaryplus.tt2, the default seems to grab and create spans for
attrs.summaries
Hi Jesse,
Some questions for you... what version of Evergreen are you using with
that PostgreSQL 9.3 system?
That error you're seeing from the upgrade log sounds like maybe you
might not have your search_path set appropriately after the database
was copied over. For example: After restoring a
again.
Jesse McCarty
City of Burlington
IT Technical Assistant
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, you can try to determine what is in those records that cause
them to fail to export cleanly.
-- Ben
On Tue, Jul 28, 2015 at 1:34 PM, Ben Shum bs...@biblio.org wrote:
Hi Jesse,
Some questions for you... what version of Evergreen are you using with
that PostgreSQL 9.3 system?
That error you're
Hi Jennifer,
I've often wondered about this myself since some of our libraries also
have periodic shifts to summer hours, or even renovation hours of
service as they go through lifecycles. So yes, it seems like your
idea might prove to be a helpful one to even public libraries, not
just academic
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Hi Tony,
For clarification, are you speaking about an actual selfcheck
appliance by a specific vendor? Or are you using the Evergreen web
selfcheckout interface via some sort of dedicated browser on a
machine?
If the latter, the Evergreen web selfcheckout's printing might rely
mainly on the
Hi Johnnie,
Bibliomation implemented Best-Hold Selection Sort Order changes for at
least one member library that required a specific approach to holds that
differed from the rest of our consortium. I described that use case in
more detail in this post to the dev list a few years ago (
If i recall, there's an srfsh script that converts juv to adult, whatever
that is, that could potentially be conscripted to this task...
-- Ben
Sent from my Nexus 6
On Jun 10, 2015 4:11 PM, Justin Hopkins jus...@mobiusconsortium.org
wrote:
I should clarify that my previous suggestion was
This is Jason's and my presentation on Running with the Bulls:
Mastering Production
Google:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10c6Dj_uvojbXvtnjadqt_hUwWlchAauoVnQBMlHBfUI/edit?usp=sharing
PDF: http://evergreen-ils.org/~bshum/eg15/running-with-the-bulls.pdf
-- Ben
On Fri, May 15, 2015
Karma has been reset and we're on for a new year now. A final IRC
channel karma count before we started a new counter can be found at
http://evergreen-ils.org/~bshum/karma.final.txt
-- Ben
On Wed, May 20, 2015 at 11:06 PM, Kathy Lussier kluss...@masslnc.org wrote:
Hi all,
I count 16 +1 votes
+1
Sent from my Nexus 6
On May 16, 2015 8:46 AM, Kathy Lussier kluss...@masslnc.org wrote:
Hi all,
Several of us at the conference have been discussing the idea of resetting
karma in the #evergreen channel at the end of each annual conference. From
what I understand, this is something that
Hi Don,
Starting as recently as Evergreen 2.6 (it's noted on the Evergreen 2.6
release notes under structured data -
http://evergreen-ils.org/documentation/release/RELEASE_NOTES_2_6.html),
efforts were made by developers like Dan Scott to add structured data
elements to Evergreen's catalog to
9, 2015 8:52 AM, Ben Shum bs...@biblio.org wrote:
Hi Don,
Starting as recently as Evergreen 2.6 (it's noted on the Evergreen 2.6
release notes under structured data -
http://evergreen-ils.org/documentation/release/RELEASE_NOTES_2_6.html),
efforts were made by developers like Dan Scott to add
Without getting into too detailed or specifics, but
While the numbers for upgrade scripts are purely sequential in master,
they are not complete and sequential for upgrades in release branches,
at least once you start talking maintenance releases since we do not
always backport every upgrade
via
upgrade script.
Knowing what you're applying and testing thoroughly is the only way to
know for sure what you do to your system though, in the end.
-- Ben
On Fri, Mar 13, 2015 at 4:17 PM, Mike Rylander mrylan...@gmail.com wrote:
On Fri, Mar 13, 2015 at 4:00 PM, Ben Shum bs...@biblio.org wrote
I should note for the mailing list that all the numbered examples I
gave were entirely fictional and meant to be representative of the
concept contained there-in, not any actual working values for any real
versions of Evergreen.
-- Ben
On Fri, Mar 13, 2015 at 4:00 PM, Ben Shum bs...@biblio.org
Well, for whatever it's worth, I selected Library of Congress as my
source on a 2.7 test server and then did a title search for A First
Course in Abstract Algebra and my first hit was a 2015 bib record for
that material out of 14 hits. When I did an ISBN search on the
10-digit ISBN, I got the
Hi Howard,
Responding now to the general question too...
For our libraries, we're current running a variant of Evergreen 2.7
series (with lots of local customizations) on multiple virtual
machines -- split between 64-bit Ubuntu 12.04 and 14.04 server
editions; we're primarily Ubuntu shop here.
Hi Howard,
In client-issue.PNG, the error you see there TypeError:
g.my_libs_tree is null can commonly occur when there was an
incomplete autogen.sh run during the installation/setup process. What
I would do in that situation is recommend that you run autogen.sh -u
as the opensrf user and then
things.
In practice, I've found for myself when building Evergreen test
systems to start off with around 3 GB of RAM or better.
-- Ben
On Sat, Mar 7, 2015 at 1:10 PM, Ben Shum bs...@biblio.org wrote:
Hi Howard,
So, for the ejabberd communications, they are actually flexible enough
to allow
Hello,
So the upgrade scripts are intended to be done sequentially as written
due to certain limitations in the build process of Evergreen currently
(this is still under community discussion). So unfortunately, if
you're already on 2.6.4, then you may have some small edits necessary
to perform
Hi Howard,
So, for the ejabberd communications, they are actually flexible enough
to allow you to send messages to/from any host you configure for it.
The default instructions assume that you're setting up a single server
to run Evergreen (not multiple servers in a cluster). As such, the
entries
Hi Tony,
So admittedly, the first work done in this area, we had to select a
resolution to begin writing mobile view for and it was 600px (you can
see this in the style.css.tt2 file). So if you're viewing at 615 px,
it will not kick in the mobile view version, of course. At 600 or
less, it
think it's a bad idea to file a LP bug on this issue in
case somebody can look at it before a hackfest happens. Also, if you follow
up on Ben's suggestion and adjust your own CSS so that it works better,
that change is something you could submit on the bug.
Kathy
On 02/12/2015 12:15 PM, Ben
Since we're bringing up the existing general and dev list
descriptions, I'd like to raise my question in the past about
migrating the general and dev list to the new list server instead of
continuing the present legacy open-ils- prefixes on the current
general and dev (and actually, documentation
+1, deactivate.
On Tue, Jan 13, 2015 at 4:02 PM, Chris Sharp
csh...@georgialibraries.org wrote:
Hi all,
I administer or co-administer all of the open-ils/evergreen mailing lists,
and I would like to make a motion that we deactivate the Evergreen-Admin
mailing list. It is a very
Hi Jennifer,
I believe there's a permission in Evergreen that needs to be granted
to users in order to have them successfully override and use the exact
same workstation name again if it's already been used previously. I
think it's UPDATE_WORKSTATION, based on the description for that
?
Patrick
On Wed, Jan 7, 2015 at 12:06 PM, Ben Shum bs...@biblio.org wrote:
Ideally, if the script is running properly, then you should not have
to manually change anything. Manually changing statuses seems tedious
and annoying to me; that's why the script exists. That said, I
believe
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Hi Jennifer,
In a reply I made a couple months ago, I described in a little more
detail how the reshelving interval might be processed (see
http://georgialibraries.markmail.org/thread/skib7pmbyu6v3cwz) You may
find that you need to set it to less than 1 day exactly, and more
like 1 hour to
Moving towards a more solidly time-based release has been a constant
challenge, but predictably having a March / September (not October,
heh) with a beta cut-off a month before actual RC and release seems to
lay out the timeline pretty thoroughly. With some minor wiggle room
applied by each
Hi Bill,
Dates look reasonable to me. Having gone through the alpha cutting
stage myself now, I may agree with you that very few people tend to
test them and provide feedback with the majority often waiting for the
beta when more features have been added of note or substance. Or you
know...
Hi Jennifer,
I do believe this is something that is accomplished on the server
side, via direct database changes. To my knowledge, it is not
possible to change the creator of a bib record via the staff client.
Some SQL jargon that might apply for the technical side:
-- what is the ID for the
For reference, the library setting in question is in group Library
named Change reshelving status interval.
Some theorizing if the setting remains unset, I believe it
defaults to waiting 24 hours before marking any copy back to an
available status whenever the script is run. So this might
Hi Nick and Holly,
That block is deprecated/removed, yes. The open-ils.ingest code was
removed in
http://git.evergreen-ils.org/?p=Evergreen.git;a=commit;h=bc073517f19e89028feb5921d6c438beb5430d5c
I don't know enough about the journal title search (we removed this
qtype from our systems) but I
Hi Jennifer,
This sounded familiar, and I wonder if you've taken a look at this reply by
Jennifer Pringle (from Sitka) where she suggests it may be a working
locations / permissions issue for the staff accounts attempting to access
users.
See threaded discussion:
Hi Holly,
The next in the 2.6 series is expected to be 2.6.4, yes. For 2.5
series, it will be 2.5.8.
As an example, you can view on Launchpad, this milestone for 2.6.4
(every bug ticket that has a status of Fix Committed is expected to
be part of that maintenance release):
/
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Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2014 5:01 PM
To: Evergreen Discussion Group
Subject: Re: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] Installation
Hi Tim,
When we upgraded to Evergreen 2.6, we also changed a lot of our
infrastructure in terms of moving to better database server equipment
(faster CPU, memory, using SSDs, etc.) so at first, we felt things
were nice and speedy. Things became slow for us due to unforeseen
performance issues
resolved prior to 2.6.0's official
release for the community, but it's entirely possible that your
database contents react differently to those changes and others in the
2.6 series.
I'm curious to hear from other 2.6 sites now on their experiences.
-- Ben
On Wed, Oct 15, 2014 at 10:26 AM, Ben Shum bs
Hi Jack,
So the install instruction assumes that you have downloaded and
extracted the source file for OpenSRF. For example, under the OpenSRF
2.4 series, you have a link to the source .tar.gz file. You would
download that to a given server, extract its contents out into a
folder, and then go
Hi Dana,
What selfcheck are you using with Evergreen? The web selfcheck that comes
with Evergreen at https://hostname/eg/circ/selfcheck/main ? If it's
something else, I probably won't be able to help much.
If you are using the web selfcheck, then receipts are all actually
controlled via a
Hi Myra,
To further clarify what Chris says, only Ubuntu LTS 64-bit server edition
has been regularly tested and made supported installation targets for
Evergreen. And Chris is also right that 12.04 is the best version presently.
If you are running Saucy as your desktop/laptop environment and
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To: cerninak...@jabok.cz; Evergreen Discussion Group
Subject: Re: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] Searching for author using the link in
search results
Hi Eva,
I think I see where the problem might
Hi Eva,
I think I see where the problem might be. In
Open-ILS/src/templates/opac/parts/misc_util.tt2, there is a function
at the beginning for get_graphic_880s. Around line 10, there's a
portion that looks like this:
FOR subnode IN node.findnodes('./*[not(contains(w 0 4 5 6 8 9, @code))]');
Hi Agatha,
I'm not 100% familiar with this area of Evergreen, but I know that
there is general support for linking of tag 880 to the corresponding
entries for display purposes in the catalog. For example, this is an
example bib record on one of my test systems:
Hello folks,
This short update is regarding the Evergreen 2.7.0 RC1 files which
have just been uploaded to the Evergreen website's downloads page.
Here are those files thus far:
http://evergreen-ils.org/downloads/previews/Evergreen-ILS-2.7.0-rc1.tar.gz
Hello folks,
So I just finished putting up the 2.7.0-beta1 files to the Evergreen
website's download page. Here are some direct links as well for different
2.7 beta1 preview files so far:
http://evergreen-ils.org/downloads/previews/Evergreen-ILS-2.7.0-beta1.tar.gz
Hi all,
Just a reminder that today is the last day to commit new features to master
for the 2.7 development series in preparation for 2.7.0-beta1. We are
freezing the addition of new features after today so that the developer
community can focus on bug fixing and other improvement efforts prior
Hi Trisha and Yamil,
For clarification, tag 264 for *publisher* data was developed and part of
Evergreen 2.4 and was subsequently backported to 2.2.9 and 2.3.7 as well
(see https://bugs.launchpad.net/evergreen/+bug/1071505). Indexing
publisher information has not been done to my knowledge by
Hi Robert,
Welcome aboard! I'll try to help where I can, but this is an area of the
system that I don't tend to interact often (maybe once or twice a year to
add new hard due dates for our schools).
Some technical background... hard due dates are stored in the database as
timestamp with time
Hi Sue,
We recently switched to new database server hardware for our production
environment at the end of May 2014. This included lots of changes though:
faster CPUs with better cache, more memory (and faster too, 1866 MHz,
whee!), but also SSDs for our main storage.
So far, we're still
Hello folks,
So I just finished putting up the 2.7.0-alpha1 files to the Evergreen
website's download page. We are a little behind the scheduled date for
alpha1, but the extra time allowed us to close out a few bugs that crept in
and also review and add a few more new features. Here are some
Hi Terran,
Bill can probably answer the rest, but just to get a quick reply out there
on the four digits as password for new accounts in patron registration...
yes, that is a library setting that must be configured on the server. By
default, that is not enabled and you will get a randomly
Hi Chauncey,
Yes, it looks like that Novelist link back is pointed at a JSPAC URL.
Generally, I would expect the form of a TPAC URL to take
http://hostname/eg/opac/results?params Sounds like Novelist needs to
update their config for your system.
Only a handful of our libraries subscribe to
Hi Bob,
Regarding Ubuntu and Evergreen. The current latest stable Evergreen 2.6
series only has install targets for Ubuntu Precise 12.04. The latest
Ubuntu 14.04 may not work completely out of the box due to various changes
in that operating system and differences in the versions for certain
Hi folks,
We will be fast approaching the intended deadline for our first alpha cut
for Evergreen 2.7, which is due this Thursday, July 10, 2014.
This is a link to launchpad bugs which are targeted for work during 2.7:
https://launchpad.net/evergreen/+milestone/2.next
The same target list, but
Hi Michele,
We were literally working on setting up a new system for web selfcheck for
one of our libraries yesterday. We've been using a combination of
different operating systems (sometimes Windows, yesterday Lubuntu for the
first time due to RAM limitations on the machine) and a dedicated
Hi folks,
I cannot believe how quickly June snuck up on us. In any case, thank you
for your confidence in electing me to the position of 2.7 release manager.
So, the original plan called for us to target new features as planned to be
worked on / developed during the 2.7 development cycle by
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