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20131101 irc meeting
Wouter J edited this page Nov 1, 2013
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IRC transcription: http://irclog.codelabs.nl/view/symfony-cmf?from=2013-11-01%2015:00&till=2013-11-01%2017:00
- Timeline for 1.1
- How to select goals for 1.1
- Common focus for 1.1? See also https://github.com/symfony-cmf/symfony-cmf/wiki/1.1-Ideas
In attendance:
- dbu
- rmsint
- wouterj
- wjzijderveld
- Decided to stick with the previous decision: one month after the core release. That means the feature freeze for 1.1 is end November and release will be end December
- Due to the short development phrase, decided the main focus for 1.1 should be bug fixes, testing improvements, finishing things we couldn't finish for 1.0 (such as phpcr-odm joins) and input from other users. 1.2 would be a release with big new features.
- Also decided to keep the versions of bundles more or less the same, to not confuse the users and to avoid problems with the documentation.
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Besides the previous mentioned things, the following ideas/features will be finished this month (more things can be added if people assign them to it):
- dbu: bugfixes around admin, forms and phpcr, CreateBundle ORM support and maybe SyliusTaxonomyPhpcr support
- rmsint: integration SonataMediaBundle and maybe split MediaBundle to component + bundle
- WouterJ: db part of Testing and maybe ContentBundle ORM support
- Decided to create 1.1 milestoned issues for the features, instead of editing a wiki page. http://cmf.davidbu.ch will be our new roadmap
- "Removal of integrations in "core" packages": disagreed, it will cause a headache for dependency management and maintance. Concluded to make it a low priority, especially because dantleech was not available.
- Speed improvements: logging to analyze speed problems; adding caching (e.g. ContentBundle + SonataCacheBundle). WouterJ is going benchmark the CMF using the Twig stopwatch tag.
- Decided to create a list on cmf.symfony.com which keeps track of the talks/workshops about the CMF.