According to the Fix List database there was:
1 fix for 8.0
4 fixes for 7.0
520 fixes for 6.5 <— huh?
0 fixes for 6.0
Surely there were a number of SPRs closed by the release of each of these versions. Why aren’t these populated in the Fix List database? If I’m running a 7.x server and I saw that the various server areas had a bunch of fixes in 8.0 it would be a much more compelling reason to upgrade.
Subject: Thanks for the feedback
I agree that having Fix lists for feature releases would be desirable and useful. With maintenance releases, fixes tend to be more pointed and trackable. It’s not always true for a feature release to track a specific bug fix where we re-architect an area of the product to perform a more comprehensive update. Notes 8 standard client areas like Mail UI and Contacts are good examples of this. It starts to get more fuzzy to know if an explicit SPR is addressed in a feature release. But there are certainly examples where we can document it. The volume tends to be immense in a feature release. We will evaluate and see if there is something that can be done here to improve.