I don't have any issues with 5.6.1. When 5.6.2 is released shortly, I expect that it's not going to exhibit any major issues. Generally, I'll wait a week or so after a release to "take the temperature" of the community regarding the release. Then I'll think about upgrading. In lots of cases, I only upgrade sites once or twice a year, depending on what's happening. If there are major security issues, I'll upgrade faster than slower. But, there's still a 4.9.1 site that isn't upgraded. There are some other issues regarding why that site isn't upgraded. When 6.0.0 comes along, I'll probably go slowly, except for testing sites. Generally, setting up a test site, or making a test version of a live site and upgrading it is a good idea. That way, you will know if YOUR site is a problem child for that version. It's particularly a good idea when you are using third-party modules and you'll want to make sure that they all work or can be upgraded to work with the latest version of DotNetNuke. |