New Releases

[big2o]

Is there somewhere a timeline for future version releases. Or are versions just released when they are ready.

[big2o]

In a rush? You can try contributing.

http://trac2.assembla.com/SABnzbd/report/3

I'm not in a rush, but just wondered.

By the way I would like to contribute in any way I could. Except as I understand, you have to know some stuff about python, isn't it?
And moreover, I would like to develop a new skin, but do I need to know python for that too??

[shypike]

To change the code you need to know/learn Python.
If you know Java, Python is not difficult to lean.
But getting to know the structure of SABnzbd takes some time,
some parts are quite complex.

For skins you don't really need Python, but Java-script is unavoidable.

[shypike]

Is there somewhere a timeline for future version releases. Or are versions just released when they are ready.

We are couple of non-paid volunteers who spend part of our free time on this project.
You cannot expect us to stick to any time schedule (jobs and families impose enough of those already).
For that reason we will not make any promises.

Currently we're completing the 0.4.5 maintenance release.
Work for feature release 0.5.0 is also being done.
The issue tracker shows what the (expected) content for the releases will be.
Uncommitted though.

[big2o]

Is there somewhere a timeline for future version releases. Or are versions just released when they are ready.

We are couple of non-paid volunteers who spend part of our free time on this project.
You cannot expect us to stick to any time schedule (jobs and families impose enough of those already).
For that reason we will not make any promises.

Currently we're completing the 0.4.5 maintenance release.
Work for feature release 0.5.0 is also being done.
The issue tracker shows what the (expected) content for the releases will be.
Uncommitted though.

Actually I don't expect anything more from you guys, I think you are doing a great job. But was just wondering if there was any kind of planning scheme.
And if I manage to get to understand python I would ofcourse be ready to help.
Keep up the good work.