SMF 2.0 Update Part Last

[Joker™]

is there will be way to see list of changes from RC5?

There will be a complete change log provided .

[Kratty256]

Announcement

Simple Machines Forum v2.0 official release date/time: 11:59:59 UTC

On what date? xD

[ab1cor]

Official information:

SMF 2.0 Final Gold, release date: 25/06/2011

We still have to wait 26 days... omg 

[[SiNaN]]

I have no idea how you came up with that quote but the only official information regarding the release date of SMF 2.0 final is the first post of this topic and it says "by the end of May, 2011".

[ab1cor]

Just kidding, man  I'm impacient to get it 

[agent47]

Announcement

Simple Machines Forum v2.0 official release date/time: 11:59:59 UTC

On what date? xD

Whooops missed that part out
Edited

[Farmacija]

It is more likely that asteroid will hit us than smf 2.0 will be released.

[Suki]

It is more likely that asteroid will hit us than smf 2.0 will be released.

People who do nothing but complain will probably say that....


Do you really believe its just a matter of:  "hey, lets release version 2.0"


There are countless of little things that needs to be done before the release...   there's translations, documentation, site changes, support policy changes, etc... and above that, people who are involved are doing it on their spare time, with little to no motivation at all...

[Robert.]

It is more likely that asteroid will hit us than smf 2.0 will be released.

It is more likely that asteroid will hit us than I'm not getting mad about such posts...

[DoctorMalboro]

And the license will make it open source, and able to fork it and redistribute it?

[Suki]

Yes.

[~DS~]

Funny how some bugs are deferred to 2.1 instead of being solved for 2.0.

[Suki]

Of all of those, only one (the last one) might be worth fixing for a final release.  The first three are either cosmetic or rare occurrences that won't make or break functionality, and the one on ban triggers is also a rare occurrence, even more so now with all of the various spam measures that folks can employ.

I'd like to note that over 2 years ago when a bunch of met at Amy's, we moved a crap ton of bugs from SMF 1.1.x to later versions or closed as 'wont fix' type items because of the priority or severity of the bugs. What the *devs* decide to do with the bugs in the tracker is their prerogative.  The 'way to approach this' from a developer standpoint is to analyze the impact and urgency of the problem, the time it will take to form a proper solution without causing regressions and how that result of that analysis will or will not benefit the users of the software.

[DoctorMalboro]

There's always 2.0.1...

I mean, even WP does that from time to time...

[Farmacija]

I'm just saying that i'm sick and tired of reading your posts in which you are explaning why is taking so long to relase smf 2.0.
And these are  all the same story.
And i'm wondered how you do not figure how many people/users are deeply disappointed because of this continuos prolonging.
Just my 2 cents.

[Suki]

I'm sick and tired of complains...



there is a release date...  read the first message from this topic.

[Matthew K.]

I agree....after all, this is a volunteer-based project and we are all working under our own free time.

I'm sick and tired of complains...



there is a release date...  read the first message from this topic.

[DoctorMalboro]

./index.php
Search:

Code Select Expand

$forum_version = 'SMF 2.0 RC5';

And replace with:

Code Select Expand

$forum_version = 'SMF 2.0';

Now you have SMF 2.0, happy?

[Kratty256]

./index.php
Search:

Code Select Expand

$forum_version = 'SMF 2.0 RC5';

And replace with:

Code Select Expand

$forum_version = 'SMF 2.0';

Now you have SMF 2.0, happy?

lmao ^5

[Robert.]

I'm just saying that i'm sick and tired of reading your posts in which you are explaning why is taking so long to relase smf 2.0.
And these are  all the same story.
And i'm wondered how you do not figure how many people/users are deeply disappointed because of this continuos prolonging.
Just my 2 cents.

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