Glad 6.3 is out, and I notice there are approximately more than 60 patches get into 6.3 release. Though I don't know how many of these fixed issues are critical, it raises the question to me that do we want to review release schedule for 6.x? I know it's been discussed before, but can we reconsider it, especially given that 7.x release is pushed out to maybe mid 2009?<br>
<br>If my understanding is correct, current policy or practice on old rev release is not until a security bug surfaces. It works okay when release cycles are relatively short (I think 5.0 was release 10.5 months after 4.7). But sometimes, I still, guilty as it is, can't wait to see some security bugs are found, not only because drupal is safer but more to the fact that other critical patches get a chance to get into the official release. But even so, without a release schedule, it's sort of hard to plan my time or soliciting help on certain critical 6.x issues. <br>
<br>So what do you think if we have some sort of flexible but known schedule for future 6.x release, by either set a tentative target date, like Nov 1th or every 4-6 months or when critical bug fixes have accumulated to a certain number, then 6.4 will be released? <br>
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