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Alfresco Community 2.9 Release

ajmillar

Any word on when this is being released? Late June was the estimate I heard earlier, but haven't heard anything else since the high level resignations. Has this put the timescale back a bit? We're about to put the 2.1 Community release into production, but still experiencing problems that seem to have been fixed in the Enterprise version that due to update the 2.9 community release.

Anyone know anything?

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rscheele

As you can see in http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Roadmap, the next 2.9 Community Update (C?) will be june 2008. 3.0 will be released 31 july. Is that release date still doable?

ajmillar

I'm guessing with only two working days left of June and no communication, they aren't going to manage their June 2008 deadline. Can anyone from Alfresco (NancyG?) advise on how far back it's being pushed?

chen_shaopeng

Since no work is being done on the 2.x web client and store anymore, you might as well check out community SVN head, build it and call it 2.9. And since bug fixes go into the enterprise SVN only, and no published plan to merge into the community version, I don't think there will be any difference until 2.9 is announced (whenever this would be).

mikeh

Since no work is being done on the 2.x web client and store anymore, you might as well check out community SVN head, build it and call it 2.9. And since bug fixes go into the enterprise SVN only, and no published plan to merge into the community version, I don't think there will be any difference until 2.9 is announced (whenever this would be).

Please refer to my comment to your other post. Everything you've written here is completely inaccurate. Try to be more professional with your comments in future please.

joechavez

Since no work is being done on the 2.x web client and store anymore, you might as well check out community SVN head, build it and call it 2.9. And since bug fixes go into the enterprise SVN only, and no published plan to merge into the community version, I don't think there will be any difference until 2.9 is announced (whenever this would be).
Please refer to my comment to your other post. Everything you've written here is completely inaccurate. Try to be more professional with your comments in future please.

Well, I don't know. For people who check constantly in SVN HEAD, I don't see much going on with web client either. I guess I would be called "not professional" too if I say there is not much going on there, and that's my impression unfortunately. I regularly diff HEAD against our internal version, and not much going on there. Everything is in slingshot.