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that's what I said

I got lazy and didn't read ALL the posts, but I read most of them.  I had a lot of the same problems upgrading that everyone else has.  I did not try a fresh install though.  Are the same problems existing with the fresh install?  If so, is it bad to have the link up there for Joomla 1.0.8 and having a newbie come along trying to find the best CMS and try 1.0.8 and have it not work correctly?  They might not give us (sorry, i consider myself part of the team lol) a 2nd chance... Just food for thought.

yes theres an issue with Joomla! 1.0.8 ..bug comming up like in login module. if your joomla is for production revert back to 1.0.7 until this issues will be fix at 1.0.9. lets wait for the release.

Thanks dev team for hard work.
But it would be have stably working release J! Series 1.0.x. For example 1.0.9 or 1.0.10 (1.0.8 unfortunately has many mistakes).

wyzemoro wrote:yes theres an issue with Joomla! 1.0.8 ..bug comming up like in login module. if your joomla is for production revert back to 1.0.7 until this issues will be fix at 1.0.9. lets wait for the release.

My point is that I think it might be bad publicity to have available a release that has known issues.  If someone who has never used Joomla! before comes around and downloads 1.0.8 and can't get it to work right, they might be turned off and not use Joomla! again.  They may also tell others.  I dunno... just my thoughts. 

Personally, I LOVE Joomla! and I appreciate all the hard work the dev team and the community puts into this great CMS.  If the user searches the forums, they would understand this as well, but often times, people aren't patient enough to research.  Their loss, but it could hurt Joomla! as well.

you got a point. but i think the old users have more compare to new users.

this issue will be fixed soon ...i'll be checking soon the SVN .. im still looking for a subversion linux client. and help them out in someways.

Not an easy task to separate important bugs from less important.
rey has already worked a lot on SVN
This is a log of changes since 1.0.8 release for your info:

hey, I can't get your zip file to uncompress... keep getting an XP warning saying windows blocked me from doing it...

rey really busy this days. 

infograf768 wrote:Not an easy task to separate important bugs from less important.
rey has already worked a lot on SVN
This is a log of changes since 1.0.8 release for your info:

pushfrog98 wrote:hey, I can't get your zip file to uncompress... keep getting an XP warning saying windows blocked me from doing it...

That's because Bill Gates hates Macintosh. 

i can open the zip. so Bill Gates now loves Linux? 

The zip was made on a Mac.

infograf768 wrote:The zip was made on a Mac.

and i open with a Penguin. 

Thanks, Tonie, for the specific facts on the bug count. I just have not had a single problem with 1.0.8 and was wondering what the concern was!

Please find proposed solutions for several bugs in 1.0.8:


[PROPOSED SOLUTION] 1.0.8 - Newsfeeds not displaying
http://forum.joomla.org/index.php/topic,46676.0.html

[PROPOSED SOLUTION] 1.0.8 - mailto & javascript links being added livesite url
http://forum.joomla.org/index.php/topic,46681.0.html

[PROPOSED SOLUTION] 1.0.8 - login module problems
http://forum.joomla.org/index.php/topic,46684.0.html

there's a typo in current SVN changelog.php:

228-Feb-2006 Rey Gigataras

instead of

28-Feb-2006 Rey Gigataras

Hi!

I've got a problem with 1.08 when i go to my site and scroll down there is a list of all the queries that were performed by joomla,anyone know what this is?and if not how can i change back to 1.07 without loosing any of my data???

@snap.

Please turn off debugging in the configuration area in the administrator backend.

LOL man and i thought i had a big problem

Thanks Tonie I'll try not to be so dumb in the future

There's a problem when upgrading with the patch from 1.0.4 and 1.0.5 to 1.0.8.

Please give some hints at the upgrading forum:
http://forum.joomla.org/index.php/topic,53923.0.html

Thanks!

Hi,
I am that new person who is having problems with 1.0.8.  I had installed 1.0.7 awhile back and it was wonderful, so I took it down and then worked on a practice site on my home computer.  Joomla 1.0.8 came out in the meantime.  After some learning, I then installed the new 1.0.8 and started building for visitors, but it's not going as smooth as before, particularly with logins.  I'm reading in the forums, seeing that many are sticking with or going back to 1.0.7.  Should I wipe out the 1.0.8 and install 1.0.7 before I go any farther?  It would be disastrous to open up my community/small town site only to have people unable to login properly.  Any advice?

Anna       

Joomla 1.0.8 fixes some sever security issues. You should stick with it. If you look at the developer blog in the section Rey Gigataras, you'll find a list of threads with a solution to the known problems in 1.0.8. The developer blog can be found on the developer network if you scroll down. (Developer network is the nice big button on the top of this page labeld "Developers")

Ok, thank you Hackwar.  Appreciate advice to stay w/1.0.8 for security reasons.  I'll try to make-do.  Guess I'll have to start following the developer's posts and be more pro-active about dealing w/the bugs... because I love the possibilities for me w/Joomla.  Anna   

We have a live site with Joomla! 1.0.1 and and Community Builder RC1. We would like to upgrade, but am concerned about the comments here about 1.0.8. Is this a do-able project, or should we wait for a bit more stability?

Thanks -- Tony

You should definitely update. The holes closed in the versions after 1.0.1 far outweigh the problems with 1.0.8

Would it be safe to say the 1.5 is so close to being released that it would be unwise to create new sites using 1.08?

rjschad wrote:Would it be safe to say the 1.5 is so close to being released that it would be unwise to create new sites using 1.08?

That is INCORRECT You should use the current stable version.

That's good to know because I install new Joomla! sites every week.  The news item, "Joomla! 1.5 is on the Horizon ..." and the many posts to the forum lead me to believe Joomla! 1.5 would be released any day now.  Upgrading is time consuming for the many sites I administer. 

NOTE:  I intended my original post (and this reply) to appear in the 1.5 Discussion.  I am sorry for posting in the wrong category.