major new feature for pearweb: roadmap support

Hi all, I finally sat down and implemented roadmap support for pearweb. I basically cut/pasted the effort put into Chiara_Bugs by me a while back. One of the amazing facts of this cut/paste was the design of Chiara_Bugs made it extremely easy to port the code to pearweb. This is definitely the direction that pearweb needs to go: separating logic from display, and abstracting sql to dataobjects as much as possible. I've released pearweb 1.5.0RC1 so that I can get some feedback. Everyone who has been testing pearweb, would you please: pear up pearweb-beta and verify that you can successfully create roadmap items? You'll need to update your database, the two new tables are in sql/bugs.sql, but if you run the post-install script: pear run-scripts pearweb it will try to update the database for you. This is only a convenience for testing, if the script doesn't work, it won't affect the live server, all updates are done by hand to ensure success. Here's how the new feature was implemented: There is a new link on each package's home page in the "releases" section to the development road map. As a developer, it is your job to define the roadmap. A roadmap is simply a future version number and a brief description of what you hope to accomplish, plus an anticipated release date. What makes it really useful is you can assign existing bugs and feature requests to any roadmap versions, so that it is possible to track the progress of a release. In addition, a record exists of bugs fixed and features implemented that can easily be used to generate a changelog (not implemented yet). The assignment of bugs happens when editing a bug as a developer. In this case, you can click on the roadmap versions that the bug will be fixed in, or the versions that a feature will be fixed in. Using this system, it will make it quite easy to define the goals and even the release schedule of a package. This can be used to recruit developers either to do specific tasks or to help coordinate many developers. Because the feature is so important, I would like as much feedback as possible before going with a stable release of pearweb that will go live at pear.php.net. Thanks, Greg