I have updated the Zope 2.8 wiki to reflect the planned schedule for Zope
2.8:
http://www.zope.org/Wikis/DevSite/Projects/Zope2.8/MilestonePlan
Since we are trying to shift towards a fixed-date schedule every Zope 2
contributor should
see this schedule as a chance and commitment to make contrib
--On Samstag, 19. März 2005 18:15 Uhr +0100 Martijn Faassen
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
No debate with doing an alpha, though. There are likely to be more kinks
to be worked out indeed.
I have update the 2.8 wiki with the planned release schedule.
I'd prefer a shorter cycle, with an alpha 2 this
Andreas,
thanks for your efforts
Robert
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Andreas:
> | there are several open issues in the Zope collector with
> | Zope running on Windows. I can't see anyone worrying
> | about the Windows platform (I also don't care about
> | Windows as UN*X guy). So if you are interested
> | in running Zope on Windows in a reasonable way than *you*
>
* I realize Zope 2.7.x is clearly a "maintenance" branch (from Zope's
POV),
but also a "trunk" branch from the POV of Plone (and therefore from
mine
)
At this point we all know that Zope 2.8 will bring *a lot of changes*.
There might be quite a few people (including the whole Plone community)
w
Chris McDonough wrote:
Yup, that makes sense. Are these assumed to also be the folks who will
try to make sure that new Z3 releases make it in to Z2 via Five? I
guess what I'm driving at is that I'd hate to eventually have a very old
version of Z3 sitting inside of Zope 2 due to insufficient band
[Mark Hammond]
...
> * All Zope versions are clearly "broken" (as above) in fundamental (but
> generally the same) ways on Windows, but the status of my patches as
> "features" vs "bugfixes" is unclear - especially given my lack of
> understanding of the culture or the Zope world beyond Plone.
The
[Mark Hammond]
...
> I understand I could probably gain committer privileges
Send in a contributor form, and that's certain.
> but as mentioned, I wouldn't quite know what to do with them if I
> did
You would use your new powers only for good. If you ran the Zope test
suite before checking in
