Re: [Framework-Team] Plone 3.5

Matthew Wilkes ha scritto:
> On 5 May 2009, at 12:44, Hanno Schlichting wrote:
>
>   
>> The general idea that seems to have met some consensus is to go for a
>> Plone 3.5 release up next. We'd skip any 3.4 release and go for a 3.5
>> that is similar in spirit to the Plone 2.5 release. It tries to both
>> refresh some of our technical underpinnings in addition to some more
>> intrusive feature changes we didn't allow ourselves in the 3.x  
>> series so
>> far.
>>     
>
> Why skip 3.4?  That Plone 2.5 was a special-case major release was  
> quite nasty, it confused people about what was a major release and  
> what isn't.  Also, we've made a commitment to 3.x being stable, I  
> think we should keep to it.  However, it would be good to open the new  
> features to a wider audience ASAP.
>
> I'd be -1 if it hurts our users by discontinuing a stable platform in  
> favour of a half-way house.  If we keep Plone 3.x as fully supported  
> and this being something for early adopters and dare-devils, then I'd  
> be +0.  I'd be +1 if this was distinction was made explicit in the name.
>   

The version can be anything,the important thing is a release that can 
load old code, and export it in the future way. Think to Plone 2.5, it 
can export all the profiles and let you the migration of code to Plone 3 
less difficult :)

I think a 3.4 release should fix al issues of 3.X, and I see the 3.5 
release as a bridge from 3.X to 4.X.

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