Development:Roadmap:2006

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This document is a look at where Camino is headed for its next three major releases as well as security releases on the current branch. It also outlines what branches Camino uses/will use.

Camino 0.8.5

Yes, we're still not done. Camino 0.8.5 will be released just after Mozilla 1.7.13 and Firefox 1.0.8 are released. It will be the final security/stability release of Camino off the MOZILLA_1_7_BRANCH as well as the final version for Mac OS X 10.1.

Tracking bug is bug 328185

Camino 1.0

Camino 1.0 is based on the MOZILLA_1_8_0_BRANCH, however, a new branch was created for it prior to release to land Camino-specific changes that weren't able to land on the mozilla branch. The final branch for Camino 1.0 is the CAMINO_1_0_BRANCH.

Camino 1.0.x

All subsequent Camino security and stability releases based on Camino 1.0 will be made off the MOZILLA_1_8_0_BRANCH. Changes allowed within the Camino module include those involving stability, security, localization, and regressions from the 0.8.x releases. No changes to Camino may break Mac OS X 10.2 support as this release will be the last to support that OS.

The current release is Camino 1.0.2, which was released June 20th.

To nominate bugs for the next security/stability release, simply flag them in Bugzilla as "camino-1.0.3?". These bugs should either be regressions from a previous Camino 1.0.x release or serious bugs that exist in 1.0.x builds.

Camino 1.1

Camino 1.1 will be made off the MOZILLA_1_8_BRANCH. What follows is a basic outline of where we want to go for this release, based on Sam's roadmap. Keep in mind, this is an outline and always subject to change.

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