[openi18n-im:01411] API/ABI freeze date is moved [was: Re: r12.4 and r12.2.1 Schedule ]
Leon Ho <[email protected]> Thu, 9 Jun 2005 17:33:22 +1000
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Hi Contributors, To accommodate the slipage of Feature Freeze, API/ABI will be moved 2 weeks after Jun 30, so it will be Jul 14. The development time still shorten by 2 weeks due to Development Start has just started today along with feature freeze. Let me know if you have any concerns/questions. Thanks, Leon * r12.4 ** Feature Freeze - May 27 ** Development Start - May 27 ** API/ABI Freeze - Jul 14 ** r12.3-beta1 - Jul 15 ** QA Period - Jul 18-20 ** r12.3-beta2 - Aug 5 ** QA Period - Aug 8-10 ** Code Freeze - Aug 19 ** r12.3-rc1 - Aug 19 ** QA Period - Aug 22-23 ** r12.3-rc2 - Aug 26 ** QA Period - Aug 29-31 ** Release - Aug 31 On Thursday 19 May 2005 16:24, Leon Ho wrote: > Thanks everyone for input. Here is the schedule for r12.4 and r12.2.1. > Feature freeze is soon so let's get the discussion going here and finalize > the list :) > > > * r12.2.1 > ** Code Freeze - Jun 21 > ** QA Period - Jun 22-24 > ** Release - Jun 28 > > > * r12.4 > ** Feature Freeze - May 27 > ** Development Start - May 27 > ** API/ABI Freeze - Jun 30 > > ** r12.3-beta1 - Jul 15 > ** QA Period - Jul 18-20 > ** r12.3-beta2 - Aug 5 > ** QA Period - Aug 8-10 > > ** Code Freeze - Aug 19 > > ** r12.3-rc1 - Aug 19 > ** QA Period - Aug 22-23 > ** r12.3-rc2 - Aug 26 > ** QA Period - Aug 29-31 > > ** Release - Aug 31 > > > San Fransisco 17:00PDT (16:00PST) > UTC 00:00 > Beijing 08:00 > Tokyo 09:00 > Brisbane 10:00 > > > Cheers, > Leon > > On Wednesday 18 May 2005 17:46, Jens Petersen wrote: > > Jens Petersen wrote: > > >> Release - Aug 31 > > > > Also since a lot of our developers are in East Asian timezones (including > > the release engineer;), shall we make the time of all deadlines in the > > schedule to be 00:00UTC (instead of 14:00UTC). > > > > ie > > > > San Fransisco 17:00PDT (16:00PST) > > UTC 00:00 > > Beijing 08:00 > > Tokyo 09:00 > > Brisbane 10:00 > > > > Does that sound reasonable? > > > > Jens