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This page contains a rough outline of the Multi Theft Auto roadmap. The roadmap is used to plan future versions and the changes they contain, specifying a general development direction for the software.
This page contains a rough outline of the Multi Theft Auto roadmap. The roadmap is used to plan future versions and the changes they contain, specifying a general development direction for the software. It is different from the bugtracker roadmap in the sense that it provides a general description of each version, so that issues on the bugtracker can be targetted at specific versions more easily.


Versions are defined as follows: ''major''.''minor''.''revision'' according to the GNU version numbering scheme. Revision releases (with identical minor versions, e.g. 1.0 and 1.0.1) will only contain fixes and no significant code restructuring, reimplementations or other new features or improvements, compared to the previous revision. Minor releases (e.g. 1.0 and 1.1) will be used to introduce new features and any aforementioned improvements.  
Versions are defined as follows: ''major''.''minor''.''revision'' according to the GNU version numbering scheme. Revision releases (with identical minor versions, e.g. 1.0 and 1.0.1) will only contain fixes and no significant code restructuring, reimplementations or other new features or improvements, compared to the previous revision. Minor releases (e.g. 1.0 and 1.1) will be used to introduce new features and any aforementioned improvements.


Next version: '''1.0.1'''
The development ''trunk'' will always contain the current version. Work for future versions can be done in separate branches, and will only be merged when the trunk is at the version in which the work was expected to be introduced.


=== 1.0 ===
The old roadmap is located on the [http://bugs.mtasa.com/roadmap_page.php Mantis Roadmap].
Release date: '''22/08/09'''


This is the initial open-source release version.
The current milestones can be found on [https://github.com/multitheftauto/mtasa-blue/milestones GitHub].
 
=== 1.0.1 ===
Release date: '''N/A'''
 
This version will contain fixes to major, high-priority issues that are present in version 1.0 and are degrading the stability and/or gameplay.
 
=== 1.1 ===
Release date: '''N/A'''

Revision as of 18:46, 8 January 2019

This page contains a rough outline of the Multi Theft Auto roadmap. The roadmap is used to plan future versions and the changes they contain, specifying a general development direction for the software. It is different from the bugtracker roadmap in the sense that it provides a general description of each version, so that issues on the bugtracker can be targetted at specific versions more easily.

Versions are defined as follows: major.minor.revision according to the GNU version numbering scheme. Revision releases (with identical minor versions, e.g. 1.0 and 1.0.1) will only contain fixes and no significant code restructuring, reimplementations or other new features or improvements, compared to the previous revision. Minor releases (e.g. 1.0 and 1.1) will be used to introduce new features and any aforementioned improvements.

The development trunk will always contain the current version. Work for future versions can be done in separate branches, and will only be merged when the trunk is at the version in which the work was expected to be introduced.

The old roadmap is located on the Mantis Roadmap.

The current milestones can be found on GitHub.