Question

Is there a way to identify features and bug fixes that will be included in future releases of Fogbugz OnDemand? I can't decipher the release schedule based on the dates of the past release notes.

I also notice that some of the top feature requests are up to 2 years old - is there a way of knowing if these will be included in an upcoming release (with estimated deployment date) or are these feature requests assumed to be cancelled?

Answer 1

There are many factors that can affect a release schedule. We don't maintain a list of "what's coming" because we don't want to make promises that we later find out we can't keep. If there's a particular request you're interested in, let us know.

There are many requests like rich text case events, case event edit, notify, and custom fields that spent years on the wish list prior to their implementation, so two years does not mean it'll never happen.

Sometimes new engineers join the team, look at something that has been languishing and have a new insight that leads to fast implementation. Bulk reply was one of these. Sometimes, an internal person (me) pushes to get a particular feature on the schedule. Notify was one of these (and I'm proud of it).

Customer feedback is the single biggest factor that makes things happen, so keep communicating with us about your specific needs!

Answer 2

Other than guessing from the Top Feature Requests, I don't think there's a way to know what Fog Creek is up to in the upcoming version.