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Mario Loriedo edited this page Jan 30, 2023 · 99 revisions

Eclipse Che development life cycle

Eclipse Che follows a 3-week sprint cycle, with a new minor release after every sprint. We also do a patch releases after the first and second week of every sprint. During the last week of the current sprint, we review and prioritize the backlog to plan the following sprint.

Full details of all of the work in a specific release is included in the release changelog.

Current sprint planning

At any time you can see what is being worked on:

Our plans for the next 3 months

Updated: January 2023

Theme: Simple

Feature ETA
👌 Decommissioning PostgreSQL database 2023 Q1
👌 Improve Devfile editing UX 2023 Q1
👌 Use container contribution 2023 Q1
👌 Adding OpenShift events tab at workspace startup 2023 Q1
👌 Retrival of Devfile from Git repos without OAuth support 2023 Q2
👌 Starting a workspace from a Dockerfile 2023 Q2

Theme: Fast

Feature ETA
🏃 Che browser extension 2023 Q1

Theme: Cloud Native

Feature ETA
☁️ Support "podman run" from within a workspace 2023 Q1
☁️ Universal Developer Image enhancements 2023 Q1
☁️ Sunset Che Theia as a built-in Che editor 2023 Q1
☁️ Support for JetBrains Gateway 2023 Q2
☁️ Support multi org GitHub enteprise 2023 Q2
☁️ Supporting windows containers 2023 Q2
☁️ Make it possible to run multiple che-server in parallel 2023 Q2
☁️ Support rollingupdate for workspace pods 2023 Q2
☁️ Support multiple Dev Spaces instances running in one OpenShift cluster 2023 Q2

Past Releases

A new Che stable version is released every 3 weeks. The full list as well as the details of every single releases is available on the GitHub release page.

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