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Here's a list of things you can do to see a 6.x-1.0 release earlier (or at all).
- Test the upgrade path
- Test the module dev release
- #441216: upload periodically hanging in Safari, Opera and perhaps others
- #364461: Update to 6.x needs batch mode
- #397616: non-admin users can't add comments to issues if previewing is required
- #365731: View 2.0 Integration
- #512132: Module weight causing node_type_form form_alter to not work (only on install - not update)
- #818858: Files Uploaded Even After Removed
- #1461242: comment upload rewrites entire comment form to set #default_value from #value breaking other modules
Please file any bugs you encounter as separate issues.
Comments
Comment #1
Heine CreditAttribution: Heine commentedA few bugs / compatability issues have been resolved:
#295657: JS bug after preview comment
#295645: Error after delete node
I've not yet received any bugs regarding the upgrade process from earlier versions of comment upload.
I did forget to include one other 'thing' that needs to happen before a 6.x-1.0 release. Doh!
The new list:
Comment #2
Gábor HojtsyLooks like people reported several upgrade problems so far. #326668: No *old* comment uploads shown after 5.12 -> 6.6 upgrade which is about files disappearing altogether in the upgrade my understanding. #297845: Files attached to comments after upgrade are missing which is about files being listed but non-existent after upgrade. These might be the same bug differently worded (and I misunderstood the difference).
Comment #3
vladimir.dolgopolov CreditAttribution: vladimir.dolgopolov commentedI've provided a patch for #326668: No *old* comment uploads shown after 5.12 -> 6.6 upgrade.
The issue is due to using drupal_write_record() instead of update_sql() in comment_upload.install.
Not sure it is the same as #297845: Files attached to comments after upgrade are missing so {comment_upload} is not empty.
Comment #4
Gábor HojtsyComment #5
Rosamunda CreditAttribution: Rosamunda commentedsubscribing
Comment #6
Gábor HojtsyIt was tested a lot in Cambridge by Derek and Austin for the drupal.org upgrade. Worked with JS and without JS. Maybe need more testing, but removing the upgrade tag, since we found it fine.
Comment #7
rcross CreditAttribution: rcross commentedanything still stopping this from having a 1.0 release?
Comment #8
dwwJust updated the issue summary with my assessment of the issues that are still blocking a 6.x-1.0 release.
Comment #8.0
dwwupdated list of remaining issues
Comment #8.1
dwwadded #1461242