This seems very reasonable Marc.

I feel like we need a lot of gearing towards bug fixing over all, because a lot of developers are still working on features and old time developers that know a lot about the code aren't contributing as much. I wonder if we have a set schedule like this, if we could get very busy people to plan in advance to spend a week working on Inkscape bugs full time (or part time) in a sort of intensive bug week?

Best Regards, Martin Owens

On Wed, 2019-05-29 at 11:07 +0200, Marc Jeanmougin wrote:

Hi all!

After some discussions at the hackfest we came up with an updated release plan, for a release early september:

• As soon as possible: 1.0~alpha2
• Between mid-june and end of june (when toolbar and immediately

noticeable bugs are fixed): 1.0~beta

• End of June: Feature freeze and 1.0 branch
• End of July: String freeze
• Between mid-june and mid-august: bug hunt!

Early september: release !

Any remarks on this plan are welcome :)