Release Name

Current Phase

Release Date

Next Phase

TimelineRSAC requirements at release start
K ReleasePlanningDec 2024Requirements definitiontimeline
J ReleaseRequirements definitionJun 2024Developmenttimeline
I ReleaseCurrent releaseDec 2023EOLtimeline
H ReleaseEOLJun 2023EOLtimeline
G ReleaseEOLDec 2022EOLtimeline
F releaseEOLJun 2022EOLtimelinelink
E releaseEOL

 

EOLtimelinelink
D ReleaseEOL

 

EOLtimelinelink
CherryEOL

 

EOLtimelinelink
BronzeEOL

  

EOLtimelinelink
AmberEOL

 

EOLnot available

Status Definitions:


Status

Meaning

1PlanningPre-M0.  The release name has been chosen and tentative milestone dates have been determined.
2Requirements definitionBetween M0 and M1.  Timeline is approved.  Epics and User Stories are labeled with the release names and entered into jira.
3DevelopmentAfter M1 and before release.  Code development for sprints updated in jira.
4Current releaseThe approved output of the release process which interested end users should be deploying. This release will be maintained until it is replaced by the next release.
5End of life (EOL)Release is complete.










Release Name

Current Phase

Release Date

Next Phase

TimelineRSAC requirements at release start
F releaseRequirement definitionJun 2022Developmenttimelinelink
E releaseCurrent release

 

EOLtimelinelink
D ReleaseEOL

 

EOLtimelinelink
CherryEOL

 

EOLtimelinelink
BronzeEOL

  

EOLtimelinelink
AmberEOL

 

EOLnot available

Status Definitions:


Status

Meaning

1PlanningPre-M0.  The release name has been chosen and tentative milestone dates have been determined.
2Requirements definitionBetween M0 and M1.  Timeline is approved.  Epics and User Stories are labeled with the release names and entered into jira.
3DevelopmentAfter M1 and before release.  Code development for sprints updated in jira.
4Current releaseThe approved output of the release process which interested end users should be deploying. This release will be maintained until it is replaced by the next release.
5End of life (EOL)Release is complete.









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7 Comments

  1. The release date for "Cherry" is given as 12th December 2020 and the Cherry Release Revised Sprint Calendar 2020 also shows that the Cherry release is in the week of 8th-12th December 2020. But the "Current Phase" of Cherry Release is being shown above in the Release Timelines table as "Requirements Definition" and the Next Phase as "Development". 

    I am more surprised by this page's update time 

    "Created by Farheen Cefalu, last modified by Rittwik Jana on Mar 03, 2021"

    Is this a typo? Or there is still active development to be done for Cherry Release?

    Is Cherry Release done or not?

    1. cherry is done. I updated this wiki page accordingly.

      1. Hi Thoralf Czichy Can you please guide me on how to debug subscription managers and rtmgr services other than building and running them on the Kubernetes cluster every time.

        Is there a way to do local development

        1. I know that some developers did this in the past. So it's - obviously - technically possible. However, you'd have to modify build scripts accordingly. The Dockerfiles usually assume Ubuntu 20.04 as build image. I doubt that there are any dependency conflicts between the submgr and rtmgr if you use a plain Ubuntu installation as starting point. If you have this working, I'd be happy to see this as contribution.

          1. Hi Thoralf Czichy , So I am halfway towards running services in local environment for Development and Debugging purpose by editing the Docker files. I think I can get the setup done soon.
            Great to hear this can be considered as a contribution. Looking forward to connecting with you on this.

            Was trying my luck if we already had some local development system present.
            Thanks for the Help.

  2. Is D release done or not? The timeline is outdated.

  3. For the SPEC file, what's the mapping for different Release, such as O-RAN.WG10.O1-Interface.0-v06.00 this interface document is mapping with which release?