Collaboa 0.6.1 is out
469 days ago
Collaboa 0.6.1 fixes a few smaller issues:
- Fixed migration sloppy typo
- Upgraded to Rails 1.2.1
- Fixed more deprecated Railsisms
- Fixed Safari issues with authenticated RSS feeds
- Fixed admin breadcrumbs
- Fixed proper search results linkage for changesets
get it from the download section
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Collaboa 0.6 released
476 days ago
This release allows you to run multiple projects from the same Collaboa install, either in separate repositories or all in one. Let’s see your Trac do that!
This is big news if you keep all your projects in one repository. You can browse tickets, milestones, and changesets for an individual project or look at all projects combined.
Other major changes:
- Ability to assign tickets to users
- Authenticated RSS feeds
- Basic spam protection
- Preview when creating a ticket
- Improved ticket filtering
- Improved linking and formatting in descriptions
- Increased test coverage
- Many bug fixes
Thanks to everyone who contributed bugs, patches, and words of affirmation! This release was a big step forward, but there’s still much to be done. Looking ahead, we see registration and email notification, major code cleanup and RESTification, easier installation, and automated Trac migration.
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Dev site down for maintenance
531 days ago
The dev site is currently down because it’s being moved to another server and will be upgraded to trunk. Expect better performance and reliability from the new server environment.
Update: and it’s back. We’ll be doing a bit of configuration changes over the next evening or two, so expect a few on and off’s during that. After that, we’ll get dev.collaboa.org running off the trunk.
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Active development resumed
565 days ago
In case you didn’t notice the commit logs, Jason Garber picked up development of Collaboa in August and since then he’s made about 50 checkins. His employer uses Collaboa daily and wanted to see it get stronger and better, so he’s allocated about four hours a week to the project.
The trunk is pretty stable and should turn into a release fairly soon. When we release, we’ll upgrade dev.collaboa.org (it’s running a very old version) and probably also create a demo site.
If you haven’t tried Collaboa in awhile, now is a good time to take another look. Please continue to submit bugs and patches to the dev site and to participate in conversation on the mailing list. Thanks to the many who have submitted bugs and patches recently.
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A note on the state of the trunk
860 days ago
The trunk is currently a bit “unstable”. Particular user permissions and management is a bit on the back-burner in leu of other things I need to get in.
The good news is that I’m working on two new very cool features.
The first one is support for multiple repositories and projects, which is already functional to some degree. The multiple projects is part of the things Tom Clarke has been working on his branch, which he has patiently kept merged with the trunk for far too long.
The other thing which will get in this week is a proper events timeline, with support for externals applications being able to “ping” the “abstract” timeline with an event. Useful for keeping a central notification central for things such as a continuos build system, commits, deployments and lots of other fun things.
So, if you’re brave, or just plain old curious, do take the trunk for a spin, if not, you may wish to hold on to your current install for just a bit longer.
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Collaboa 0.5.6 Released
862 days ago
This small release mainly brings compatibility with Subversion 1.3 to the table, and Subversion 1.2.x support is gone.
Changelog:
- Don’t select “completed” milestones for the “Add to milestone” dropdown when creating new ticket
- Added permissions for viewing milestones [jwa]
- Make ./script/repository_syncer use less memory by running GC manually
- Updated ActionSubversion to support the Subversion 1.3 API
Subversion 1.3 support added in trunk
863 days ago
As of revision 359 in the trunk Collaboa is compatible with the Subversion 1.3 API.
It will also mean that Subversion 1.2.x support is gone. If you wish to keep using Subversion 1.2.x a little longer you can switch your working copy to use http://svn.collaboa.org/svn/collaboa/tags/rel-0.5.5/.
With Subversion 1.3 just being a few days old, I’m really happy to have Collaboa support it, but I’m even more happy to see complete API coverage of the Ruby bindings. Collaboa wouldn’t be possible without the fine work Kouhei Sutou and the others working on the Ruby bindings in Subversion does, a big thanks goes out to these people!
Collaboa 0.5.5 released
866 days ago
At long last this minor version, that took forever to get done, has been released!
This will be the last release before Subversion 1.2.x support is dropped and I bring ActionSubversion up to date with Subversion 1.3.
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Multiple projects & repositories
953 days ago
One of the most common feature request I get for Collaboa is support for multiple repositories and “projects”. Up until recently I was reluctant to add such a feature to Collaboa, mostly because I don’t need it personally, but also because I want to keep Collaboa nice and simple.
But among those who requested it, there was someone who was actually willing to back it up with an implementation; meet Tom Clarke one of the new committers for Collaboa who’s been having fun in the branches directory, adding multiple-projects support and a beefed up approach to ticketing.
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Collaboa spotted
1040 days ago
What surely must be one of the very first public uses of Collaboa, apart from our own is Shugo Maeda’s (author of, among other things, eruby and modruby) ximapd project. Running off the trunk no less. Way to go!
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