diff --git a/ietf/release/urls.py b/ietf/release/urls.py
index 0053d9f2c..994f41190 100644
--- a/ietf/release/urls.py
+++ b/ietf/release/urls.py
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ from ietf.utils.urls import url
urlpatterns = [
url(r'^$', views.release),
url(r'^(?P
- All the Datatracker code is publicly avaliable from the - IETF tools GitHub repository. - Bug tickets should be reported as issues at GitHub. - There are also release notes available since version 2.00. - + The Datatracker is an open-source project, using GitHub. +
++ There are release notes available since version 2.00.
@@ -36,25 +35,14 @@
-- - Between the release of 6.0.0 in April 2015 and the latest release - there has been numerous releases (75, as of 11 Feb 2017) which has extended the - functionality of the datatracker substantially. The release list - gives more information. - -
- -During more than a year, from July 2013 to late 2014, Lars Eggert worked intensively on a major facelift to the datatracker, porting the GUI to Bootstrap. The work - took - - 287 separate commits - , and comprised changes to 1016 different files. + took 287 separate commits, and comprised changes to 1016 different files.
@@ -74,13 +62,8 @@
- Additional - - page conversion work - has been done by Ole Laursen, with - - final style tweaks, bug-fixes and adaptations - + Additional page conversion work was performed by Ole Laursen, with + final style tweaks, bug-fixes and adaptations by Henrik Levkowetz, giving it a distinct colour palette (with the addition of complementing green and red colours for success and error indications), @@ -94,37 +77,21 @@ optical size font to go with PT Sans, it works well for headers when paired with PT Serif.)
-- - Between the release of 5.0.0 in January 2014 and the last release in the 5.x series in - April 2015, there were 42 releases containing bug fixes and features. Worth mentioning - were 4 code sprint releases, added support for the secretariat's agenda scheduling work, - the addition of pages for Research Groups and Teams, a JSON interface to the - database for tool builders, improved IPR support, a move to Django 1.7, - and many - improvements in testing support. - -
- +At this point, the views and templates were completely adapted to the new models introduced at 4.0.0
This release was a complete redesign of the underlying Django models. It introduced a set of facades, referred to as a "Shim Layer", + which allowed the refactor to focus only on the models, leaving the views and templates for later adaptation. +
This release added the IESG only portions of the previous IESG tracker to the public Datatracker. +