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I've started to make some tests with J7.0.0_alpha1, after Harald Leithner from the Joomla Core team asked me to do so.
What I did: I installed a copy of my largest site (many extensions, many articles, many modules, ACL, MFA, ....) on a local test platform and updated to J7.0.0_alpha1. The update completed successfully.
But when I edited an article and tried to Save, I got an error from the jEvents Finder Plugin (s. attachment).
I understand that J7 is in a very early alpha stage, and that there will be no J7 versions of popular extensions (like jEvents) this year.
I just wanted you to know about the issue.
Regards,
Rolf Dautrich
What I did: I installed a copy of my largest site (many extensions, many articles, many modules, ACL, MFA, ....) on a local test platform and updated to J7.0.0_alpha1. The update completed successfully.
But when I edited an article and tried to Save, I got an error from the jEvents Finder Plugin (s. attachment).
I understand that J7 is in a very early alpha stage, and that there will be no J7 versions of popular extensions (like jEvents) this year.
I just wanted you to know about the issue.
Regards,
Rolf Dautrich
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