Core roadmap

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This page points to live sources for MODX Revolution plans. It is not a fixed feature contract. Milestones and issue assignments change as work lands.

The older docs roadmap (2.5 / planned 2.6 / "3.0 Next") was removed during the docs migration. Restoring a long static feature list here would go stale again.

Where to look¶

Source	What you get
GitHub milestones	Issues and PRs grouped by target release (for example open milestones such as `v3.3.0` and `v4.0.0`)
Changelog on the `3.x` branch	Merged fixes and notes for the next and recent releases
Releases and the MODX blog	What already shipped
Issues / Pull requests	Active discussion and review
Contributor's guide	Which git branch to target (`3.x`, patch branches, major next)
Community forum	Product discussion (for example threads about release cycle and priorities)

Compatible Extras for site upgrades: SiteDash extras list.

Current line (3.x)¶

Development for MODX 3 happens on the 3.x branch. Patch and minor releases are cut from that line (and from short-lived patch branches when they exist). See Branches in the contributor's guide.

For breaking changes already in 3.0 and later notes (class aliases, processors, xPDO, modAction), start at Upgrading from 2.x to 3.0.

Documented heads-up for package authors: deprecated global class aliases are expected to stop loading automatically in 3.3. Details: Changed class names.

How to use this¶

Open the milestones for the release you care about.
Skim the top of changelog.txt on 3.x for what is already merged.
Treat unmerged issues and empty milestones as intent, not a ship date.

If you maintain Extras or custom code, watch deprecation notices on a current 3.x site and the upgrade docs above before the next minor that removes aliases or APIs.