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[vbSuperfan]

Thanks for the explanation Wayne!



No, "milestone_152" in Bug Genie is actually "Sprint 264" title-wise in its GUI, which in turn is the third most recent...

[Wayne Luke]

The way we use milestones is different than the Bug Genie software. There is a milestone for each two week sprint. Issues into old milestones are rolled up into releases. When a milestone has no issues...

[Wayne Luke]

Development hasn't stopped. Current development processes cannot be released piecemeal. Therefore, there hasn't been an interim release that would cause problems.

Current Issues Approved...

[Wayne Luke]

The "Targeted For:" will tell you when to expect it.

The way development works is this...

Milestones: Development is broken down into Milestones. Each milestone becomes...

[Wayne Luke]

We're currently working on vBulletin 5.6.0. The software is under a constant state of refactor and improvement. You can see the roadmap in the tracker here: https://tracker.vbulletin.com/vbulletin5/r...

[Paul M]

For "Sprint80m11" vB5 (and vb.com) currently run 2 week sprints We are currently in the middle of Sprint 81, Sprint 80 was the last sprint. m11 refers to the milestone for the sprint : m11 = vB 5.0...

[Zachery]

SprintXXmYY is the current sprint and milestone, chances are this means the bug is in development, or been developed.

BRB next is an issue filter for: critical security issues/exploits and...

[TLMD]

It is a system to categorize future releases of the software.

This has already been explained in the forums:
http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/searc...one&searchJSON...