<?php
/**
 * Release focus. Possible values:
 * 0 - N/A
 * 1 - Initial freshmeat announcement
 * 2 - Documentation
 * 3 - Code cleanup
 * 4 - Minor feature enhancements
 * 5 - Major feature enhancements
 * 6 - Minor bugfixes
 * 7 - Major bugfixes
 * 8 - Minor security fixes
 * 9 - Major security fixes
 */
$this->notes['fm']['focus'] = 6;

/* Mailing list release notes. */
$this->notes['ml']['changes'] = <<<ML
The Horde Team is pleased to announce the final release of the Horde
Application Framework version 2.2.6.

The Horde Application Framework is a general-purpose web application
framework in PHP, providing classes for dealing with preferences,
compression, browser detection, connection tracking, MIME handling and
more.

Changes in this release:
    - Some database problems with large fields on Oracle and with BLOB fields
      on PostgreSQL have been fixed.
    - Support for custom session handlers has been fixed.
    - Added SQL scripts for Oracle and PostgreSQL session handlers.
    - A javascript error with the problem reporting feature under some
      translations has been fixed.
    - The user's full name is now showed on the portal page directly after
      logging in.
    - Don't strip trailing spaces from signature dashes, for example in IMP.
    - Updated translations: Estonian, German, Portuguese, Slovak Slovenian and
      Spanish
ML;

/* Freshmeat release notes. */
$this->notes['fm']['changes'] = <<<FM
Some database problems with large fields on Oracle and with BLOB fields on
PostgreSQL have been fixed.
Support for custom session handlers has been fixed.
SQL scripts for the Oracle and PostgreSQL session handlers have been added.
A javascript error with the problem reporting feature under some translations
has been fixed.
The user's full name is now showed on the portal page directly after logging
in.
Trailing spaces are no longer stripped from signature dashes, for example in
IMP.
Estonian, German, Portuguese, Slovak, Slovenian and Spanish translations have
been updated.
FM;

$this->notes['name'] = 'Horde';
$this->notes['fm']['project'] = 'horde';
$this->notes['fm']['branch'] = 'Stable 2.x';
