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List:       poi-user
Subject:    Re: next version of poi
From:       Andreas Beeker <kiwiwings () apache ! org>
Date:       2019-11-27 21:30:06
Message-ID: a437f2da-99e8-0d57-d40e-72ee159616be () apache ! org
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Hello Ankita,

> Looking at the change log it seems that poi can release in as little as 3 months.
This was the plan once ... currently our committer base is a bit ... busy somewhere \
else, I guess. So usually we wait for enough changes to accumulate or if we \
discover/fix a regression to be provided soonish. Although most part of rolling the \
release is scripted and a matter of executing a few commands, we and Tika always run \
a regression test on a big corpus, which also consumes some time.

So if there's a specific change which you are depending on, you can always ask nicely \
for a new release - but currently I don't see the need to push out releases every \
three months.

Best wishes,
Andi


On 26.11.19 19:40, Anuyaa muley wrote:
> Hello, 
> 
> It would be helpful to know when would be next release or approx release cycle \
> schedule for the apache poi library ? We are planning to upgrade the library from \
> 4.0.1 to the latest version.  Looking at the change log it seems that poi can \
> release in as little as 3 months. Knowing the release cycle it would be helpful to \
> plan the upgrade, as we would want the latest version.   
> Change log - http://poi.apache.org/changes.html#4.1.1
> 
> Thank you, 
> Ankita
> 
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