Morphim, cool down. I didn’t mean to be condescending. Merely stating facts there.
I’m not denying responsibility for the buggy release or anything. I was just reminding ccolotti that he should back up properly next time.
Now, about your entire rant. We have done our best to test this plugin on as many different configurations as we can. We also announce the beta release two months ago. That means you have two months to test it and give us feedback. Let me remind you here, this is free and open source software. We build this software for you and distribute it for free, but we also need your help testing it on your configuration. We’re a small team, so it’s just not possible that we can test every single set of configurations out there. This is not an excuse for us messing up of course. I’m just saying, we need your help and support too.
Two months passed after the testing phases started and we fixed a host of other bugs thanks to efforts and feedback by a dozen of our users. Just a dozen out of our thousands of users. That alone shows how much help we need from you.
I hope you understand my point. I’m not trying to be condescending or anything. But my team worked hard on this, and we did our best with our limited resource.
Now, multisite compatibility is important. We have it on our roadmap, along with many other important enhancements that most of our users need. But, again, we’re a small team, we can’t do everything at once, just focus on one thing at a time. If you feel up to it, you’re always welcome to join and help. Small things count, like posting those issues you found on our issue tracker to bring it into our attention. We’ve got too many things going on at the same time, so some gentle reminders once in a while for issues you want to fix is always appreciated:
https://code.google.com/p/wp-e-commerce/
or https://github.com/wp-e-commerce/wp-e-commerce/
