DRAFT
Since our last report in February the Roller project has been making slow progress on two fronts: Roller 4.0 and Roller 4.1, mostly in the form of testing and bug fixes. Community is healthy, though we have seen some slow-down in mailing list activity. Here are the details.
Roller 4.1 development, now in trunk
Roller 4.1 development is underway and since the Roller 4.0 release, we have merged the work into the trunk. The proposal to externalize user management has been implemented, as has the proposal to add a Tag Data API so other apps can get Roller's tag cloud data.
- See also Proposal Roller 4.1 Release
- See also list of issues resolved for 4.1
Apache Roller 3.1 completed, 3.1.1 RC6 ready for testing
No change in 3.1.1 status since last report. We still have not gotten votes for release.
We shipped 3.1 on April 23, 2007. A number of significant problems (including an XSS bug) were found and fixed. We are now testing a fix release known as 3.1.1 RC6, made available October 4, 2007 (announcement here: http://tinyurl.com/ynmrtj).
Post graduation work is complete
Since our last board report, Roller's JIRA data was moved to ASF infrastructure. Except for the project blog, which is still hosted at http://rollerweblogger.org/project, Apache Roller is now hosted by Apache.
Community health
Community health is good, but activity has slowed a little since Fall of 2007. Developers and users are active on the mailing lists, reporting bugs, submitting patches and seeking support. An all-new talk on Advanced Apache Roller was given ApacheCon EU 2008 and was submitted for ApacheCon US 2008.
- See also Roller mail list stats
- See also Roller web and download stats