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Roadmap #34
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The plan, one level up. Each sub-issue is an epic: a release (with a milestone of the same name) or a theme that spans releases.
How issues and PRs are labelled (the same scheme as EntglDb/BLite):
- Type: exactly one of
bug,enhancement,documentation,tests,chore. package/*: the shipped packages affected:package/core,package/nodatime,package/efcore,package/efcore-nodatime.area/*: the concern across packages:ranges,range-set,value-sets,json,literals,aot,release.severity/*: bugs only.critical,high,mediumorlow.silent: a bug that answers wrongly without throwing. Up to 10.0.0 its fix went in the next major. After 10.0.0 it ships as a minor on every supported line, never a patch, and that minor's changelog entry opens with### Changed answers, a row linking the issue and itsdocs/migration.mdsection (CONTRIBUTING.md, "A fix that changes an answer"; PR hygiene checks the row).breaking: anything that changes an existing answer or signature.found-by/oracle: found by the generated-oracle machinery.stacked(PRs): the base is another open PR. Merge them in order.- Releases: each release is an
epicwith a milestone. Its work is attached as sub-issues and carries the same milestone. A PR carries its issue's labels and saysCloses #n.
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CaffeinatedCoder commentedon Oct 18, 2026
Decisions recorded 2026-10-18 (research session on the v10 questions):
11.0.0-preview.N(epic Refuse an INCLUDE entry that names no column of the table EFCore.ComplexIndexes#147). The 14 silent fixes (Epic: 10.0.0 #58) land onmainfirst and merge forward. Issue SQLite: a migration that rebuilds a table silently drops every complex index on it EFCore.ComplexIndexes#86's "one supported version" is reversed by Release notes and packed READMEs link docs at blob/main, which becomes SchemaKit after the tag EFCore.ComplexIndexes#151, which also rewrites the silent-fix rule for two lines. EFCore.ComplexIndexes adopts the same scheme, labels and lines the same day (its roadmap and epics).DoubleRange/DoubleSetover a customfloat8range, a 10.x minor (backlog). The custom-type tier (timerange,float8range) is documented as a table, not as a new category.LTreeis translation-only and its maintainers declined client-side semantics (efcore.pg #2330, #3610, #3876); the gap is real, but label paths are a different algebra. It goes to the sibling hierarchies package, reusing this repo's parity-oracle tooling, when a consumer exists.closed/unionrewrite of the five variants (Compile probe: C# 15 closed hierarchies and union types for the five variants, on net10.0 and net11.0 #148, Shorten the default names of TPC copies over the identifier limit EFCore.ComplexIndexes#149) is the 11.0.0 headline.CaffeinatedCoder commentedon Nov 11, 2026
Plan after .NET 11 GA (decided 2026-11-11). .NET 11, EF Core 11 and ASP.NET Core 11 are on NuGet as 11.0.0 since 2026-11-10. Npgsql's EF provider is still
11.0.0-rc.3, and Metalama 2027.0 is still a preview. So nothing in the family ships stable on .NET 11 yet, and the wait is used:closed(Mark the range unions closed (C# 15) for compile-time exhaustiveness, on both lines #149). Order: GA SDK (main: move to the .NET 11 GA SDK and the 11.0.0 test packages, and repeat the retarget measurements #532), release wiring (Packages: show the version's changelog section as NuGet release notes #346, Release: run every CI lane (PostgreSQL 16 and 18, both smoke modes, the EF float legs) before publishing #342),11.0.0-preview.1on rc.3 (Publish 11.0.0-preview.1 on the .NET 11 GA SDK and Npgsql's provider rc.3 #332), preview.2, preview.3, floors to 11.0.0 when Npgsql ships (main: move the EF Core and Npgsql floors to 11.0.0 when Npgsql's provider ships it #533), tag. One target per line; nothing here multi-targets.closedon 10.x, which moves that build to the .NET 11 SDK).2.4.0-preview.1is the family's firstnet10.0+net11.0publish (A net11.0 target beside net10.0 (decision 120) CodoMetis.TypeKit#208).Not verified yet, both in #532: that
closedis stable C# 15 on the GA compiler, and that the Native AOT trap of #291 is gone on GA.