[JsonDub]

Target OneFora Release Date: Thursday, May 5, 2022
Target Global Release Date: Monday, May 9, 2022

Summary of Changes - User Facing

• No user facing changes to this release.

 

[AG Jeff]

Summary of Changes - User Facing

• No user facing changes to this release.

 

[Clive]

Boooooring 😂

 

[John Smith_inFL]

Question: when did the numbering system of "Releases" start ?
do you start over each calendar or fiscal year ? or - did Release #1 start from the "Big Bang" ??

 

[JohnWR]

Question: when did the numbering system of "Releases" start ?
do you start over each calendar or fiscal year ? or - did Release #1 start from the "Big Bang" ??

My guess is "yes". Release #1 is May 2019, and my forums went live with the new system in January and October 2019, so the timing fits.

 

[Mike Lang]

Question: when did the numbering system of "Releases" start ?
do you start over each calendar or fiscal year ? or - did Release #1 start from the "Big Bang" ??

Release Notes

www.onefora.com

 

[lesblank]

Question: when did the numbering system of "Releases" start ?
do you start over each calendar or fiscal year ? or - did Release #1 start from the "Big Bang" ??

Same on all of mine, May 16, 2019. Date of conversion is different on all.

 

[AG Jeff]

Question: when did the numbering system of "Releases" start ?
do you start over each calendar or fiscal year ? or - did Release #1 start from the "Big Bang" ??

My guess is "yes". Release #1 is May 2019, and my forums went live with the new system in January and October 2019, so the timing fits.

Yup, we changed the way we report these back in 2019.

Jeff

 

[AG Jeff]

Roll out is rolling.

 

[JohnWR]

Roll out is rolling.

So, this release has no "user facing changes" but is almost certainly changing something.

Would it be useful to post all changes so that we can be better prepared if one of them goes wrong?

 

[AG Jeff]

Roll out is complete.

So, this release has no "user facing changes" but is almost certainly changing something.

Would it be useful to post all changes so that we can be better prepared if one of them goes wrong?

Mainly behind-the-scenes performance and security enhancements.

Nothing noteworthy.

 

[LeonardoDaBenz]

Nothing noteworthy.

Famous last words 😉

 

[hogcowboy]

Transparent changes are almost always not transparent.