Per the D7 release schedule we aim to do a maintenance / bugfix release on 2019-12-04.

We can't be 100% certain, but it seems likely this will be Drupal 7.68 unless there's an out-of-band security release in the next few days.

Here are the release notes that drush grn generates since the last tag (with a couple of merge commits removed):

Changes since 7.67:

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mcdruid created an issue. See original summary.

mcdruid’s picture

Draft update to CHANGELOG.txt

Fabianx’s picture

Status: Active » Reviewed & tested by the community

RTBC - That looks correct to me.

mcdruid’s picture

We just committed the changes to MAINTAINERS.txt in #3088938: Update the D7 maintainers list (as mentioned at the end of the IS).

As also mentioned, that doesn't look like something we'd note in the CHANGELOG.txt, so unless anything unexpected comes up... I think we can commit this patch and that should be everything that goes into the release tomorrow.

  • mcdruid committed 4c451a7 on 7.x
    Issue #3097342 by mcdruid, Fabianx: Prepare Drupal 7.68 (CHANGELOG.txt)
    
mcdruid’s picture

Status: Reviewed & tested by the community » Fixed
markabur’s picture

Looks like the first line of CHANGELOG.txt still incorrectly says that this is a development version.

Drupal 7.xx, xxxx-xx-xx (development version)
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MustangGB’s picture

Why bother having issue tags if they're just going to be ignored: Drupal 7.68 target

longwave’s picture

@MustangGB "target" means just that, it doesn't mean they are guaranteed to be included. Some (but probably not all) of those issues will make it into the next bugfix release of Drupal 7.

MustangGB’s picture

I'm aware of the English language, my comment is regarding the bottleneck that is the project maintainers, and the assurances that D7 would no longer be ignored.

As another example, why are there issues that have been RTBC for over 2 years?

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.