[mapserver-dev] Release planning for 2019...

[Seth G]

Hi Steve,

Sounds like a good plan to me. There are a few WIP parts on the Python
MapScript I'll aim to get completed for the 7.4 release, so it is good
to have a provisional date to work with. I'll start a wiki page with
some release notes for 7.4 with a summary of the MapScript changes (to
both Python and PHP).Is it worth also starting a wiki for the 8.0 release
ideas/suggestions/roadmap? I'd be interested in formalising the Mapfile
syntax, and possibly deprecating old keywords as part of a 8.0 release.
Regards,

Seth

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On Fri, Jan 4, 2019, at 5:39 PM, Lime, Steve D (MNIT) wrote:
> Hi all: Merry New Year! There was a question in one of the PHP7
> related tickets about when that functionality might be available -
> hence this note.> 


> Here's what I'm thinking for the next six months:


> 


>


>  * a 7.2.2 maintenance release by mid to late January
>  * a 7.4 feature release featuring the PHP7 work - both the new SWIG-
>    based support and the updated PHP/MapScript support in late March
>    or early April
>  * target the Minneapolis code sprint in May for 8.0 release planning> 


> 


> I'd like to target having maintenance releases every three months and
> ideally feature-oriented release annually - 7.4 would be that release
> for 2019.> 


> A review of active tickets and pull requests would be part of the 7.4
> release process so we can things assigned to the appropriate
> milestone. I'm not aware of any existing RFC's that would target 7.4> 


> Thoughts?


> 


> --Steve


> 


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