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== 5.2 Release ==
== 6.0 (Harmony) Release ==
* Optional CPAN requirements used by BMO
 
* Support for Perl 5.10.0
Our number one goal to release https://github.com/bugzilla/harmony as Bugzilla 6.
* Non-invasive enhancements from master
 
* Reversion of multiple aliases
We don't know everything that it will take to do that. How can we know?
We can use a heuristic: Can someone that is using Bugzilla now, take the harmony code and continue working?
 
Right now that answer to that is no, because:
 
# It won't work on Postgres, SQLite or Oracle
# It has a number of extensions that are likely unwanted (at least the BMO one) {{bug|1428647}}
# It doesn't have FastCGI (psgi/plack) support (dylan, no bug yet)
# It cannot upgrade the database from 4.2, 4.4, 5.0, or 5.1.1. {{bug|1427884}}
# We need to be better at user privacy, starting with {{bug|1372631}}
 
 


You can also look at the old roadmaps for Bugzilla [[Bugzilla:Roadmap_3.0|3.0]], [[Bugzilla:Roadmap_3.2|3.2]], and [[Bugzilla:Roadmap_4.2|4.2]].
You can also look at the old roadmaps for Bugzilla [[Bugzilla:Roadmap_3.0|3.0]], [[Bugzilla:Roadmap_3.2|3.2]], and [[Bugzilla:Roadmap_4.2|4.2]].


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Revision as of 20:44, 7 January 2018

6.0 (Harmony) Release

Our number one goal to release https://github.com/bugzilla/harmony as Bugzilla 6.

We don't know everything that it will take to do that. How can we know? We can use a heuristic: Can someone that is using Bugzilla now, take the harmony code and continue working?

Right now that answer to that is no, because:

  1. It won't work on Postgres, SQLite or Oracle
  2. It has a number of extensions that are likely unwanted (at least the BMO one) bug 1428647
  3. It doesn't have FastCGI (psgi/plack) support (dylan, no bug yet)
  4. It cannot upgrade the database from 4.2, 4.4, 5.0, or 5.1.1. bug 1427884
  5. We need to be better at user privacy, starting with bug 1372631


You can also look at the old roadmaps for Bugzilla 3.0, 3.2, and 4.2.