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Get releases in sync #807
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Hi @mikkeschiren, thanks for you question/suggestion. Matomo follows semantic versioning for its releases and You can read a bit more about it e.g. on https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/introduction-semantic-versioning/. On the point that I will move this issue to the documentation repository where we will consider whether Matomo documentation needs changing or adding to around this process. |
Yeah, this is the right place for the discussion, so good to have moved it. Why I am noting this at this stage is that where a bug for many users in 5.2.0, an update to Tag Manager, the patch for the fix were merged, but later on 5.2.1 was released without this fix, leaving Tag Manager broken for many users. The projects I have been engaged in never do releases where the latest fixes in the upstream is not included. For me, as a developer, this is a bit confusing :) |
Summary
The dev release of Matomo (5.x-dev) has pull requests accepted and merged after 5.2.0 that is not present in 5.2.1.
The releases of Matomo, is from my perspective, confusing. Things are merged into the ongoing dev branch that is not present in releases that come between releases - the diff between what was in Matomo 5.2.0 doesn't compare what is in 5.2.1, looking at merged pull requests. Milestones could be open for releases that are already out (like 5.2.1 - that has a planned release date in march 2025, but are already out, and closed issued, and open issues, that are not present in 5.2.1).
Is there a possibility to have documentation in place how releases are handled?
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