Stable Series vs Current Series
Further Explanation please
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DR
Forum Regular  Usergroup: Customer Joined: Nov 16, 2005 Location: Colorado Total Topics: 41 Total Posts: 114 |
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Hello Paul In the customer download area it shows two options Stable Series vs Current Series Searched for but could not find the difference ? - Could you explain more ? Assuming on this end that the current series has all the latest features .. Stable - is a word that invokes fear ? - for a non-stable series ? Thanks in advance ...there is no finish line... |
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Paul
developer  Usergroup: Administrator Joined: Dec 20, 2001 Location: Diamond Springs, California Total Topics: 65 Total Posts: 7610 |
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The difference right now is basically that the current series gets a lot more frequent releases than the stable series. The current series gets new features, the stable series doesn't. The stable series gets as few changes as possible. Use the current series for new sites, at least if the autoupgrade works on your server, unless you're extremely conservative. Use the stable series for any old site that's already using it that you don't want to spend time upgrading to the new series, or perhaps for a site that you just want to leave alone and not upgrade for six months. Also, customers from years back may need to pay for the current series. The features available in the current series that aren't in the stable series are listed here: http://scripts.webmastersite.net/releasenotes51.php?format=html The plan right now is to support the 5.0 series with important fixes to the end of this year. No ETA yet for how long 5.1 will be supported, depends on when 6.0 comes out. Edited by Paul on 01/29/10 - 12:16 PM |
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DR
Forum Regular Usergroup: Customer Joined: Nov 16, 2005 Location: Colorado Total Topics: 41 Total Posts: 114 |
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Thanks Paul - that all makes sense to me now - and thanks for the link to the release notes ...there is no finish line... |
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