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Release plans recap for the road to QGIS 1.0
Hello world. Its been a while since I posted anything here so I thought I would post an update for those curious about the planning for QGIS 0.11.0 and QGIS 1.0.
- Code currently in trunk will become QGIS 0.11.0 at the end of this month (first week of July actually)
- After QGIS 0.11.0 is branched off SVN, the code in trunk will become QGIS 1.0
- QGIS 1.0 is is planned to be released mid August.
- We are implementing a GUI freeze as of today (as part of QGIS 0.11.0 release process) and extending up to QGIS 1.0 so that documentation team have ~2 months lead time to get the documentation ready before QGIS 1.0,
- the release cycle for QGIS 1.0 (running over July to mid Aug) will be focused on polishing source code and bug fixing.
There are 3 exceptions to the freeze as relates to the user interface:
1) composer is being rewritten by Marco and is not ready for 0.11.0 yet
2) the labelling functionality is being rewritten - it was originally a GSOC project but the student pulled out and I believe Martin is picking up the task.
3) If bug fixes neccessitate small UI changes we will allow it. For example there may be a spelling mistake or similar. In these cases we will notify the community team of the change (its the responsibility of the committer to do this) so that if needed you can update that particular dialog's screenshot in the docs.
Following 1.0 release we will aim to do a 1.0.1 bug fix release for around the 20th of September to coincide with FOSS4G2008.
The 1.x releases will be API compatible and the plan is for 1.x releases to be bug fix releases only, new development after 1.0 will focus on the QGIS 2.0 code base which I estimate will follow QGIS 1.0 1 to 2 years later (we need to determine timelines and feature spec still).
We'll keep you posted as we head towards the launch of QGIS 1.0.
Tim
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Is the final version
Is the final version available now?
Thanks
If your gdal includes ECW
If your gdal includes ECW support, QGIS will use it.PostGIS (I presume thats what you meant by Postig) geometry editing has been supported for quite a while already Tripeptinon
Windows version
I notice that there are now 'stable' v1.0 packages for a lot of nux OSes but none for Windows?
How come?
How is the 1.0 release
How is the 1.0 release coming? Please provide us with an update. Thanks
When QGIS 1.0 release??
I have waiting for qgis 1.0. but now is Sept 19, still waiting. I hope that is stable version. Good work..
Best Regards,
Andersen
Where is QGIS 1.0 ????
It's now September 12th. What happened to a mid August release?
Is the final version
Is the final version available now?
Thanks
Is the final version
Is the final version available now?
Thanks
release 1.0
I use QGIS in my GIS office - thanks for your work..
I hope the new release will be able to read "ecw" raster files AND will be able to move point geometry in a postig layer.
thank you
ECW and point geometry moving
ECW support is a packaging issue not directly related to QGIS. If your gdal includes ECW support, QGIS will use it.
PostGIS (I presume thats what you meant by Postig) geometry editing has been supported for quite a while already.
Regards
Tim
1.0 release
Hi!
Any update on the 1.0 release?
I am eagerly awaiting the fix for the stupid style file problem.
Fixed in preview II
Hi
stupid == doesnt work as you expect it...anyway its fixed in preview II. Packages will be available shortly.
Tim
GIS Summit in San Diego
Hi Tim -
There is another ESRI is doing their big GIS Convention in San Diego in two weeks from now - are you going to be there?
I found it listed here: Convention Center.
Thanks
Hi Tim,
I'm a Peace Corps volunteer working in Madagascar, using this package to visualize some of our guide-based research projects on lemurs and tenrecs. Thanks for everyone's hard work on this, looking forward to the new release!
Cheers,
Jonathan
cool work
I use QGIS in my research,, thanks for your work.. I hope QGIS would be as successful as MySQL