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Your contributions are welcome now! Code and documentation need not be finished, so long as it is working and we can all see what it is for. Time is set aside for fixing, polishing, and integration. We have some general Code Contribution Guidelines available, but you are also welcome to ask questions on the dspace-devel mailing list.A detailed release timeline will be posted here after the DSpace development community has an opportunity to discuss the schedule
DRAFT Release timeline (not yet discussed or approved)
Date | Milestone | What it means |
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September 30 | Deadline for feature pull requests | If you wish to contribute features to DSpace 6.0, you must submit a pull request by this date. |
October 07 | Weekly developers' meeting devoted to review of feature pull requests for 5.0 | The entire hour's meeting will be used to discuss proposed features submitted by the deadline. |
October 14 | Weekly developers' meeting devoted to review of feature pull requests for 5.0 | The entire hour's meeting will be used to discuss proposed features submitted by the deadline. |
October 30 | Feature freeze | DSpace 6.0 is considered feature-complete on this date. Only bugfixes will be pulled between this date and final release. |
November 4 | Release Candidate 1 tagged | A DSpace 6.0 Release Candidate will be available for wider testing. |
November 11 | Release Candidate 2 tagged | 6.0-rc2 was released to address missing optional artifacts from 6.0-rc1 (Mirage2 and LNI) |
December 01-11 | Testathon | Intensive public testing of the 6.0 Release Candidate is invited. The Release Team will focus on getting problems resolved. |
December 17 | Release Candidate 3 tagged | An updated DSpace 6.0 Release Candidate will be available for wider testing. |
"early January" 2016 | DSpace 6.0 is publicly released | DSpace 6.0 is released for download and general use. |
Release Process needs to proceed according to the following Maven release process: Release Procedure
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