Conversion support for existing other wikis.

[ikiwiki.git] / doc / roadmap.mdwn

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@@ -4,9 +4,10 @@ This is the roadmap for ikiwiki drevelopment.
 
 Generally usable release.
 
-* No severe [[security]] bugs.
+* No severe [[security]] bugs. (./)
 * All the [[features]] people would expect in a wiki. Needs to be a plausable
   promise of being a wiki that people can commit to [[using|ikiwikiusers]].
+  (./)
 
 Released 29 April 2006.
 
@@ -14,26 +15,29 @@ Released 29 April 2006.
 
 * Unit test suite (with tests of at least core stuff like
   [[PageSpec]]). _(status: exists, could of course use more tests)_
-* [[Plugins]] _(status: done)_
-* [[Tags]] _(status: good)_
-* Should have fully working [[todo/utf8]] support. _(status: good)_
+* [[Plugins]] (./)
+* [[Tags]] (./)
+* Should have fully working [[todo/utf8]] support. (./)
 * [[Optimised_rendering|todo/optimisations]] if possible. Deal with other
   scalability issues. _(status: scales to thousands of pages, and approximatly
-  3x as fast as version 1.0)_
+  3x as fast as version 1.0)_ (./)
 * Improved [[todo/html]] stylesheets and templates.
-* Improved scalable [[logo]]. _(status: done)_
+* Improved scalable [[logo]]. (./)
 * Support for at other revision control systems aside from svn.
-  See [[about_rcs_backends]] _(status: supports git, tla, mercurial)_
+  See [[about_rcs_backends]] _(status: supports git, tla, mercurial)_ (./)
 * Support for other markup languages than markdown
   _(status: done with rst, textile, etc. Markdown still works best though.)_
+  (./)
 * No serious known [[bugs]]
 * No severe-to-moderate known [[security]] issues.
+* Conversion support for existing other wikis.
+  (Being worked on for Moin Moin and TWiki by Josh and Jamey)
 
 2.0 will also be an opportunity to remove old backwards compiatbility
 features and make other changes to the default configuration. Some things
 I'm considering:
 
-* Makeng OpenID the default auth method.
+* Making OpenID the default auth method.
 * Dropping GlobLists. However, they can lurk in preferences settings in wikis,
   which may make getting rid of them hard, and it may be worth keeping them
   so users can list pages without anding them together.