Hello,

with Kamailio 6.0.5 scheduled for this week, Thursday, January 8, 2026,
I would prefer to delay with one day the freezing date for the next
major release series Kamailio v6.1.x, so it is at the end of same day
(January 8, 2026) -- it makes things easier to do the versioning updates
on Friday morning, after the pressure of testing/release the current
stable is gone.

Following the past releases approach, the existing pull requests can
still be merged during the first part of the testing phase, till the
moment the git branch 6.1 is created, therefore if anyone still wants to
add new features to 6.1.x, make sure to push them to git repository when
already having a developer access or create the pull requests till
freezing announcement (till the end of January 8, 2026). Work on related
tools and documentation, as well as completing/tuning the new features
of 6.1.x, are also allowed during the testing phase.

Cheers,
Daniel

On 15.12.25 12:58, Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> last week several developers went to Dusseldorf for the Kamailio Devel
> Meeting for two fruitful days working on merging some of the pull
> request, address many reported issues, building a new deb packaging
> infrastructure, as well as add new features.
>
> Among achievements: reviewing/merging a couple of PRs, including
> merging a new module; pull request to use stdatomic; completing the
> building of debs with cmake; start of creating the new platform for
> deb building; proper support for async sql queries with no connection
> available at start up; more modules not destroying structures at shut
> down to avoid races; archiving a few modules ...
>
> During a video conference with other main developers, it was also
> discussed about the roadmap to the next major release series,
> respectively Kamailio v6.1.x, agreeing more or less to continue the
> development for about 2-3 weeks to allow people to still contribute
> new features, then enter the testing phase.
>
> Based on that, I would propose:
>
>  - freeze the development at the beginning of January 7, 2027 (to be
> after the winter/season holidays, before many devs might be offline)
>  - testing phase as needed for 4 to 6 weeks
>  - release likely to be by mid of February or slightly later
>
> The new features have to be pushed to the git repository or made pull
> requests by freeze date.
>
> Should anyone want to suggest alternatives, just propose them to
> sr-dev mailing list to be discussed further with the developers.
>
> Cheers,
> Daniel
>
-- 
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