I just wondered at what point bugs which have been fixed make it into the core product (i.e. a packaged version).
Basically, I have a bug that has been fixed here: https://dev.ckeditor.com/ticket/8855 and would like to know where I can get a patched copy of the code which I can use (without using ckeditor_source.js as this just doesn't work for me).
Hope I've explained myself. I know where I can see the bugs logged and when they are fixed, and I can see how to get the copy from the SVN repo, and/or the nightly build - but not sure how the two tie together. The bug fix reports don't indicate if or when the fix goes into a build - unless I am missing something?
Thanks!
Thu, 04/05/2012 - 10:33
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Re: Where / when can I get a patched copy of CKEditor?
You can get the nightly build here: http://nightly.ckeditor.com/ it includes all the current changes up to the moment that it has been built.
At this moment it states that it's built from 7449 and the ticket that you have mentioned has this comment:
so now the nightly build includes the change that you want.
But you must be aware that at this moment the nightly build includes all the changes that have been added for CKEditor 3.6.3 and still it isn't fully tested, so you might find some unexpected problems as it hasn't been tested as thoroughly as a final release.
Re: Where / when can I get a patched copy of CKEditor?
Being a developer myself I totally appreciate that the new build may introduce some other bugs, but equally it fixes some too, so for me it's probably worth the gamble!