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Brad Micklea edited this page Sep 9, 2016 · 14 revisions

For past milestones, see the Changelog.

As part of our 6-9 month roadmap, we are restructuring the underlying workspace model to support workspaces with multiple machines, dynamically deployed agents to make base images lighter, virtual file system so editors and IDEs can be notified of changes made by other clients, a new Chefile capability which provides a Vagrant-style workflow for Che workspaces, and consolidated support for an underlying database model.

As part of this exercise, we will provide these capabilities into a single 5.0 release targeted for later 2016. We have now started on the milestone train for 5.0 and will continue with various ship-quality milestones until we are satisfied with the usability and can provide migration paths for 4.x workspaces.

##5.0.0-M2 Milestone Details: https://github.com/eclipse/che/issues/2359

Note: This is a pre-GA milestone in the new 5.0 stream. There are model changes in Che 5 that make the milestone builds incompatible with the workspaces of 4.x - see the Milestone Details for more information.

Primary Goals

  • New file system watcher / VFS
  • Eclipse Orion 12 editor upgrade

##5.0.0-M1 Milestone Details: https://github.com/eclipse/che/issues/2267

Note: This is a pre-GA milestone in the new 5.0 stream. There are model changes in Che 5 that make the milestone builds incompatible with the workspaces of 4.x - see the Milestone Details for more information.

Primary Goals

  • Multi-machine workspaces with YAML syntax
  • Workspace agents to allow any Docker image to work in Che without additional syntax
  • Gitlab integration
  • Che launcher profiles to simplify managing multiple Che configurations on the same machine

##4.7.2 Milestone Details: https://github.com/eclipse/che/issues/2401

Primary Goals

  • Bug fixes

##4.7.1 Milestone Details: https://github.com/eclipse/che/issues/2354

Primary Goals

  • Add Bitnami Express 4.13.4 stack and blank project for use with express-generator #2301
  • Bug fixes

##4.7.0 Milestone Details: https://github.com/eclipse/che/issues/2029

Primary Goals

  • Configuration for using Docker and Docker Compose inside Che workspaces
  • Che CLI with profiles to quickly run multiple Che configurations
  • New command macros

##4.6.0 Milestone Details: https://github.com/eclipse/che/issues/1870

Primary Goals

  • New docker image launcher for Che
  • New lighter image for Che based upon alpine

##4.5.0 Primary Goals

  • Ability to add / remove / update stacks + templates from within Dashboard
  • Ability for user to change RAM for workspace within Dashboard
  • Usability cleanup of the tables in Dashboard
  • (maybe) simple UI improvements to the IDE to soften some of the colors and reduce the black lines

##4.4.0 Primary Goals

  • Ability to connect and use private Docker registry
  • New left navigation bar for Dashboard and IDE

##4.3.0 Primary Goals

  • New Maven Plug-in, Classpath Configuration and Java Project Type
  • SVN Plug-in
  • UX Improvements: Nofifications, Debugger, Dashboard and Consoles
  • Editor Personalization
  • Optimized Local Workspace Snapshots
  • Improved Vagrant Installer
  • Generic Debugger API

4.2.0

Primary Goals

  • New runtime stacks, templates, and commands for C, C++, Python and Android
  • GDB debugger for C, C++, Python and many other languages
  • Remote development of devices over SSH
  • Workspace auto-snapshot flows
  • New Vagrant-based installer

4.1.0

Primary Goals

  • Provide a new maven plug-in that has an internal model of the entire maven configuration structure. This enables advanced capabilities around classpath construction and global POM definitions.
  • Remote machines with command execution on remote targets.
  • C/C++ Plugin, templates, and all-in-one stack
  • Add debugger support for gdbserver, which adds over 15 languages including Go, C/C++

4.0.0

Primary Goals

  • Implementation of a workspace server which provide developer workspaces composed of projects and environments. Environments are composed of machines powered by Docker. Workspaces configuration are persisted and portable.
  • New cloud IDE with advanced Java Features and new UI/UX.
  • New user dashboard to manage user's workspaces.

New Workspace Server

  • Environments with Docker-based machine
  • Projects injection
  • Workspace lifecycle management
  • RESTful access
  • SSH/Terminal access
  • Portability with shared access
  • Commands injection support

Cloud IDE

  • Use Orion as text editor
  • Remote Java Debugger
  • Devops perspective
  • New console and terminal panel
  • Full text search
  • Git diff viewer

Java Features

  • Java 8 support
  • Use JDT for Java projects
  • Refactoring: class, packages, attributes, methods
  • Navigation: class structure, jump to definition
  • Multi-module support
  • Move classes, packages
  • Quick fixes
  • Code completion
  • Quick documentation

Dashboard

  • Manage workspaces
  • Manage projects
  • Guided flow to create projects and workspaces

Others

  • Set of ready-to-use stacks
  • Set of samples projects
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