1 (edited by Moriarty 2008-12-11 12:21:57)

Topic: Follow progress yourself

Seems there's many posts asking for progress or info on upcoming releases.
I'd just like to point out that the Trac bug/issue tracking system works fine if you're eager to know whats happening and can't wait for answers.

First, have a look at the road map. Checking it from time to time makes you aware of what the developers think is left to be done for a certain release and you might find that issues are being solved, or added. For instance, Milestone 0.5.0 went from 92% to 96% recently, after some time standing still. Find the road map view here:

http://teeworlds.com/trac/teeworlds/roadmap

I just learned that there's a perfectly good way of knowing what has been recently solved as well: the time line. Combined with the roadmap it gives you a pretty good knowledge about the progress of teeworlds. Find the time line here:

http://teeworlds.com/trac/teeworlds/timeline

Watch out for the "ticket"-changes. Changeset denotes code changes and if you're not able to find out such things for your self, I wouldn't recommend you jump into that level of detail.

cheers!

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*glue applied*

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Percentage done decreases when more bugs are discovered and more tasks are added.

Languages shapes the way we think, or don't.

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Yep, as mentioned in the initial post "you might find that issues are being solved, or added".
In this case, if you click the recommended Time line link, you'll see that Tickets #581 and #582 have been added to 0.5.0. And that's a good thing smile

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Cleaned thread.

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How do we follow progress now since the change to git and github? I haven't figured that out yet. :\

Give others the respect you wish to be respected with. In the mean time, enjoy the website!

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on github, there is a page about issues. All issues marked as 0.6 are relevant for the next release. You can see yourself how many issues of this kind are still not solved. By this you can get an idea about the progress.