The DNN Team looks like is not 'looking' the Release Tracker

http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Products/Development/ProjectReleaseTracking/tabid/997/Default.aspx

• Forum :5 days, 12 hours and 10 minutes ago
• UserDefinedTable: 7 days, 19 hours and 34 minutes ago
• Blog:15 days, 11 hours and 35 minutes ago
• Survey: 19 days, 21 hours and 19 minutes ago 

Anyone know what's going on?

as Today (08/20)

• Forum: 7 days, 14 hours and 5 minutes ago
• UserDefinedTable: 4 days and 17 minutes ago
• Blog :11 days and 4 minutes ago 03.03.01
• Survey : 32 days, 6 hours and 20 minutes ago
• Events: 45 days, 22 hours and 26 minutes ago

Cannot undertand why a modudule that was submitted to this process is taking so long. As far as I see, the things are moving really slow, wondering why?. The rare situation for me is, for example, Survey module has taking 32 days and did not move an inch (just using my limited information showed by the release tracking module)... so what is really going on? Is it the release tracking module syncronize with the reality?...another situation, why some folks here say that the forum module was dogfooding while ago (dotnetnule.com), but the release tracking just show 'one' square?

Any update or clarification about that module and the current situation will be appreciate, for me "looks like I am looking in the wrong direction".

Regards,

Alfonso

regarding the forum module, it's a bit of a special case. It originally "passed" it's module review, but the upgrade process was deemed to be too complicated (and therefore prone to user error), so the forums team refactored that area of code to make things a lot smoother. Therefore when the new version was released, it was this scenario that was specifically tested - i believe we updated a copy of the dotnetnuke site and database to test the install, so the install itself was being dogfooded. Based on the results of that, the other stages will then be examined, but it's expected to take a shorter time frame, as the majority of the code has not changed. As users of the forum, you'll all see when we're doing a full dogfooding test I'm sure.

Cathal