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Hi :)
I made some PRs and noticed that we're way over schedule (2025.02) for a next release. Shall we introduce the RC branch for a release like 2025.06 ?
A second thing is that it feels like @Artur Weigandt is currently very active in refactoring parts of the code (thanks!) but it seems like our overall responsiveness decreases more and more. That's sad, but I know from myself that there's a lot to do outside of Friendica ;)
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Philipp Holzer
in reply to Michael πΊπ¦ • •Oooohh India sounds nice :) hope you enjoyed it!
As said we all have a life beside Friendica, and a trip to India sounds like a good alternative :D
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Philipp Holzer
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Hi :)
I think we should fokus on possible major issues for a release. @Tobias would it be possible for you somewhere in the near future to help creating the release?
@Michael πΊπ¦ / @Artur Weigandt what do you say?
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Wilhelm
in reply to Philipp Holzer • • •Expected delay due to @Michael πΊπ¦ s absence.
What I would love to see is another stab at moving to Forgejo: github.com/friendica/friendicaβ¦ as the issues seen on first attempt should (TM) be resolved. At least OrganicMaps had done the switch with similar number of issues: git.omaps.dev/organicmaps/orgaβ¦
Using Forgejo may also increase chances of bookface being merged into core: gitlab.com/randompenguin/bookfβ¦
For backup redundancy GitHub could serve as mirror.