This releases seem to be very beta, don't upgrade your 3.2.2 production sites !!

Upgrade process does'nt work correctly and there's many bugs

Look at http://support.dotnetnuke.com/xproject/Issues.aspx to see..

Mauro

Actually, so many issues have come up, I guess, because of the abrupt withdrawal/modification/upgradation of some the functions like LinkClick(), which has caused many of the the existiing Modules (including some core) to break This requires immediate mending/upgradation on part of the Module Developers.

They are labled as Release Candidates. That right there should tell you not to be using them on a production install.

I think you should NOT EVER install a new version without having tested it properly on a local test installation before upgrading your production site (unless you really know what you're doing of course).

But that's just my opinion ....

mikeh36:

They are labled as Release Candidates. That right there should tell you not to be using them on a production install.

These "Release Candidate" names are confusing

There were Betas, CPPs, now Release Candidates

(By the way, what do you call the final production releases ? )

IndianGuru:

(By the way, what do you call the final production releases ? )

Take a look here : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha_version

 

My only critics is because they release this 3.3 and 3.3.1 in same place of others and without evident messages informing that are beta !

I think many people think that was real released versions...

I think this is the first time, this "Release Candidate" terminology is used uptill now it was always production

They've used the RC term before. The early DNN3 versions were labeled the same way up until around 3.0.13.

yes, you are right