Re: Future release roadmap
On 2015-08-21 15:51, Vogel, Steve wrote:
We are planning resources to support our products running on Debian
and would like to know an approximate timeline (through Q1 of 2017) of
releases. We understand stable version 8.1 was released in June. What
guidance should we use to plan support for stable 8.2. and stable 8.3?
In general how frequently do these releases come out?
Many thanks for any planning guidance you can provide.
Assuming that you are referring to stable point releases, as you imply,
the rule of thumb is that we schedule at two-month intervals for stable
(three months for oldstable). However, that depends on the calendars of
a number of people across the world, so it is a rule of thumb only. 8.2
has overrun considerably.
Coordination happens primarily on debian-release@lists.debian.org if you
want to watch out for it, and when known the release dates are posted to
https://release.debian.org. Releases are normally on a Saturday and you
can expect the results to be on mirrors by at least the Sunday morning.
Further queries are probably best directed to debian-release; m-f-t set.
For the release team:
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