ExtJS 3.2 final release date?

[TizianoF]

Is it possibile to get a better change log, like the one we used to (subdivided by component)?

The current one is practically impossible to read.

[danguba]

Maybe it's just me, but in my experience it's usually best to stay well clear from "the bleeding edge." And any major software product, shortly after any major release, is a bleeding edge.

I agree with you. I try to stay away from "round" numbers. So I'll probably switch to 3.2 when 3.2.1 comes out

[Animal]

Is it possibile to get a better change log, like the one we used to (subdivided by component)?

The current one is practically impossible to read.

They should create a publicly accessible JSONP service to serve out change log information. Then we could create our own change log UIs using Ext!

[steffenk]

+1 Animal, and a dream from my side would be to serve the changesets for fixed bugs. If i'm covered with a bug and don't want update the library i would like to be able to write the specific override to fix that bug.
I know svn is only for premium members, but this could be done very easy with a websvn, or is this possible already?

[stever]

+1 Animal, and a dream from my side would be to serve the changesets for fixed bugs. If i'm covered with a bug and don't want update the library i would like to be able to write the specific override to fix that bug.
I know svn is only for premium members, but this could be done very easy with a websvn, or is this possible already?

What about http://www.extjs.com/products/js/svnlog.xml (used on the http://www.extjs.com/products/js/commitlog.php page)?

[edspencer]

Is it possibile to get a better change log, like the one we used to (subdivided by component)?

The current one is practically impossible to read.

Your wish is our command, http://www.extjs.com/products/js/CHANGES_ext-3.2.0.html has now been updated to be divided by component (or package where it makes more sense).

[steffenk]

What about http://www.extjs.com/products/js/svnlog.xml (used on the http://www.extjs.com/products/js/commitlog.php page)?

i know this. It only shows the revision number and the affected files. What i meant and would like to see is the diff of the commit

btw - it's ExtJs What's about display a revisiongraph with ExtJS?

[steffenk]

Your wish is our command, http://www.extjs.com/products/js/CHANGES_ext-3.2.0.html has now been updated to be divided by component (or package where it makes more sense).

very cool! That makes a lot more sense now! Thanks for that

[Stju]

Excellent!
That's exactly what was required!
Stju