SMF 2.1.4 Released

[Conrad]

Are we close to 2.15 being released? I see this forum has been running this version for quite some time now.

[Kindred]

every time someone asks that question, a groundhog named Earl has a heart attack.
Save Earl - don't ask.

the answer is - as it ALWAYS IS - the next release will be released when it's ready.

[Arantor]

Given the bugs 2.1.5 should address this is something of a fair question though.

[Antechinus]

One issue left on GitHub, so won't be released until that is sorted.

[casey_mrc]

Thank you team. I've only just got around to installing this update   

No issues on installing.

Loving the improved attachment UI!

[PoML]

Given the bugs 2.1.5 should address this is something of a fair question though.

According to github https://github.com/SimpleMachines/SMF/milestones/2.1.5 the same two seemingly small bugs has been dormant for 3 months now, both waiting for the same developer.
Apologies to Earl the groundhog, AND aware that there may be a lot happening behind the curtains that is not reflected on github...

- but if the responsible for those two remaining items is not present; do you have anybody to shift responsibility to or are we stuck until that specific person has time to do something more?

I am perfectly happy for a response saying this is all under control, just more work than anybody has spare right now, as long as it is not simply forgotten by mistake.

And above all - thanks for the fantastic work you are putting into this - it is really appreciated!!

[Douglas]

Lame... another Llama has died as a result of the above post.

Lame, lame, lame.

[Aleksi "Lex" Kilpinen]

It's in Github, it's been relatively recently tagged for 2.1.5, it's probably not going to be simply forgotten.

[Illori]

According to github https://github.com/SimpleMachines/SMF/milestones/2.1.5 the same two seemingly small bugs has been dormant for 3 months now, both waiting for the same developer.

also they are reported by the same person, they are not waiting on the same developer, i believe they are not even assigned to someone at this point.