Why the release tracking wiki is no longer updated?
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Features/Release_Tracking I used it a lot.
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I am not looking for release dates, as the wiki link says for itself it is "Features/Release_Tracking" so it is all about tracking the implementation of different features.
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Wrong place to look for release dates.
https://wiki.mozilla.org/RapidRelease/Calendar and for even more up to date see Release Management Calendar
Modified by James
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I am not looking for release dates, as the wiki link says for itself it is "Features/Release_Tracking" so it is all about tracking the implementation of different features.
I guess that had to do with the bugzilla update to version 4.2 back in January. So, what does "soon" mean now?
Anyone?
Modified by retrovertigo