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Status
- 26 September 2014: Qpid 0.30 GA is announced
- 23 September 2014: All components are approved by vote for release; the GA artifacts are available
- 19 September 2014: RC 2 is available
- 11 September 2014: RC is available
- 28 August 2014: Beta 2 is available
- 12 August 2014: Beta is available from revision 1617305 of the release branch
- 7 August 2014: The release branch is created at revision 1616583
- 21 July 2014: Alpha is available from revision 1612322 of trunk
- 20 March 2014: Trunk is open at revision 1579686
Issues
Features and improvements | http://s.apache.org/qpid-0.30-improvements |
Open bugs | http://s.apache.org/qpid-0.30-open-bugs |
Fixed bugs | http://s.apache.org/qpid-0.30-fixed-bugs |
None
Distributions
Maven staging repos
Links
Change approval process
Changes to the release branch require approval. The approval has two parts:
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- Trunk open to Alpha: Developers work at their own discretion
- Alpha to Beta: Major features, improvements, or refactorings need discussion before they can go in; bug fixes are unencumbered
Beta to RC: Bug fixes only; exceptions are sometimes made for improvements that are important, isolated, and small in terms of code delta
After RC: Bug fixes for important defects only, such as build failures, regressions, or security vulnerabilities
Schedule
Alpha: 21 July 2014 16 July 2014
- Major feature integration ends; with approval, certain less disruptive features can be committed
- Trunk remains open for bug fixing
- The alpha release tests the release process after the introduction of major features
Beta: 12 August 2014 30 July 2014, 2 weeks later
- The release branch is created
- Release branch commits require approval
- Release manager produces outstanding bug report
- Trunk opens for development toward the next release
- Preliminary release notes and documentation are available for review
Beta 2: 27 August 2014, 2 weeks later
RC: 10 September 2014, 2 weeks later 13 August 2014, 2 weeks later
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Additional alphas, betas, or RCs may be inserted as needed.