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| 2008-06-28 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue Christian Bayle has posted 4.7dev installer Christian Bayle has posted 4.7beta installer, which you can download from the homepage of gforge.org - testing and feedback is needed to resolve bugs and issues.  Discussions |
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| 2008-06-28 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue gforge 4.6 RC1 Posted GForge 4.6rc1 is posted and has simple installation backported from GForge AS. If you are on a current centos, redhat, debian or fedora, it should be relatively trivial to install this version. Download here: http://gforge.org/frs/?group_id=1 Discussions |
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| 2006-11-23 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue GForge 4.6 Beta 1 is out GForge 4.6 Beta 1 is released and includes a new theme and the huge register_globals=Off patch by Ognyan Kulev, along with drastically simplified installation.<br /><br />Please download here and report any bugs you find:<br /> http://gforge.org/frs/download.php/232/gforge-4.6b1.tar.bz2 Discussions |
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| 2006-04-14 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue GForge 4.5.11 Released GForge 4.5.11 has been released with a number of minor fixes. See the Changelog for details. https://gforge.org/frs/?group_id=1 Discussions |
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| 2006-02-17 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue Activity Page added for each project + RSS Feed This will help you track what each project has been up to: http://gforge.org/activity/?group_id=1 Discussions |
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| 2006-01-19 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue gforge-4.5.6 Released with EZ Install A new year, a new release. GForge 4.5.6 continues to tweak out the 4.5 branch with a handful of nice additions. You can download here: http://gforge.org/frs/?group_id=1 The most obvious changes in 4.5.6 are: 1) Single-host install no longer requires 3-4 domains for basic installs. 2) New gforge-install.sh script which will move all the files into place and apply some regexes to them and take away quite a bit of the pain of installation. 3) Plugin manager page on site admin tab. This lets you choose plugins that are in the plugins folder and activate them 4) Config manager page on the site admin tab. This lets you turn on/off various bits in the local.inc instead of manually editing it. 5) Changed the release script to purge out debian-specific stuff so as to reduce confusion. Also deleted old docs from doc mgr and Ognyan has added a note to the gforge PDF Manual to point people at the INSTALL file. All the duplicated and outdated configs and install guides were getting too confusing. 6) INSTALL is updated quite a bit to support the gforge-install.sh script and links to 'unofficial' packages of things like JPGraph 1.9.1, Perl IPC Run, and ViewVC. These packages can be hard to find on the internet and gforge relies on them, so they are packaged here: http://gforge.org/frs/?group_id=143 7) mod_auth_gforge has been tweaked to version .5.9.3 and tons of different packages have been built for a variety of platforms here: http://gforge.org/frs/?group_id=128 8) Quick jump navigation - if you're a member of several projects, this menu in the top of the page will show all your projects and the tools inside each project so you can jump around easily. 9) Quick Browse returns to tracker. Yes, the query builder is powerful, but some people still want the easy option of just browsing without having to build a query. New Plugins: ------------ Wiki Plugin: Download here: http://gforge.org/frs/download.php/164/wiki-0.92.tar.gz SVNTracker plugin created - this will link SVN commits to the tracker Download here: http://gforge.org/frs/?group_id=139 SVN Commit Email and CVS Commit Email plugins released. These plugins can be chosen on a project-by-project basis so that commit email notifications will be set up automatically by the gforge cron jobs. Download here: http://gforge.org/frs/?group_id=139 GForge 4.6 and 5.0 ------------------ This should be getting near to the end of the development on the 4.5 branch. Most work will be in HEAD from now on as we get ready for a 4.6 release later this year. And we are already charging ahead on GForge 5 development. GF5 is a 100% reimplementation with PHP5, Propel, and a totally modular plugin architecture. More will be announced soon. Discussions |
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| 2006-01-08 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue 234,093 Known Users Tom Copeland has been maintaining the list of public gforges for years now and I've augmented it a bit with a spider that crawls google looking for gforge installs. I also made it insert into a database and I'll be adding a page to the site soon so we can easily see the list. The spider crawls google + MSN looking for gforge keywords, then tests each domain looking for a couple known files that exist in gforge installations. If it passes the test, we then rip the front page looking for stats information. current=# select sum(users_count) from gforge_sites ; sum -------- 234093 (1 row) current=# select sum(project_count) from gforge_sites ; sum ------ 8740 (1 row) What would be REALLY interesting to know is how many sites we don't know about and how many are behind firewalls. I'm personally privvy to dozens of private forges with tens of thousands of users, so it would be interesting to know about the others are and what they're doing with them. Discussions |
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| 2005-11-07 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue GForge 4.5.3 released GForge 4.5.3 has been released. This is a maintenance release with the SOAP API from HEAD backported to 4.5, along with some enhancements to the tracker query builder. It can be downloaded here: http://gforge.org/frs/?group_id=1 Discussions |
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| 2005-10-10 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue GForge Rewrite Survey The usual survey comes up again: Should we take the time to rewrite GForge? Or is it a better idea to put time into new features on the old codebase? http://gforge.org/survey/survey.php?group_id=1&survey_id=14 Discussions |
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| 2005-08-09 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue Roadmap Release The roadmap after GForge 4.5 is going to be about automation, visibility, and communication. -Automation includes scripting and workflow. -Visibility includes reporting on a project and personalized level -Communication means improving the forums, lists, and chat capabilities that GForge has. Each major release of GForge builds a powerful new feature on top of the last release. Going forward, we will be able to build on top of the 4.5 release and the CLI with new scripting and automation tools. Here's sort of a drawing of how things have progressed in the major releases: 5.0 Scripting, automation, and desktop app 4.5 CLI + Tinderbox 4.0 SOAP 3.3 Refactor + OO Foundation Each major feature is a logical progression from the last, and with the next release, I think we'll really start to see true power users being able to use GForge at the core of a real evelopment environment. Discussions |
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| 2005-08-03 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue 4.5.0.1 Release Minor release includes some htmlspecialchars() calls to address potential phishing attack vulnerabilities. Discussions |
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| 2005-07-27 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue GForge 4.5 Released GForge 4.5 was released. After months of trying to squish every last bug, this will be the best release we've ever had. It can be downloaded here: http://gforge.org/frs/?group_id=1 Major improvements include: Command Line Interface The unix-style interface to GForge uses the SOAP API to let you access, add, and update Bugs, Tasks, and File Releases. The CLI Project is always looking for enhancements, fixes, and feedback. http://gforge.org/projects/cli/ Tinderbox - This widely-known build tool has been integrated with a GForge plugin, allowing project admins to setup and activate tinderbox building for their projects and view the results through the tinderbox plugin in GForge. The Tinderbox Project is always looking for volunteers. http://gforge.org/projects/tinderbox/ More Powerful Tracker - Major enhancements in the tracker include powerful new querying capabilities, new bugzilla-like fields by default, a configurable template project, and tracker cloning. MS Project Integration - A plugin has been developed for MS Project that allows it to synchronize tasks with GForge task manager subprojects. The MS Project Plugin is currently only available under a non-free license. Other changes include: Doc Mgr -nested categories -ability to really delete docs -FTP upload of large docs (still stored in db, so watch the bloat) FRS -FTP upload of large files -Can move file to other release/package -Reorg FRS to package/release/filename hierarchy Mailman -mailing lists are "privatized" automatically by a python script that is executed at list creation time. -Really delete mailing lists. Project -Project-level "Delete" function to properly purge a project -Hide "admin" links if not an admin -Link to "request membership" in a project, and approval functions CVS -Basic stats finally completed -cvstracker automatically set up for new installs -tarballs cron script finally works SVN -Basic stats finally completed -tarballs cron script finally works Search -Full-text indexing with tsearch2 on all existing search functions + new project-wide search. Does not include searching any binary doc contents. Tracker -Configurable column display for browse -"Copy" extra fields to any other tracker that you can admin -Customizable "status" fields -Build/save query screen -Template for rendering "extra fields" -download as .csv file -New "extra field" types: "Multi-select" boxes and "Checkboxes" -last_modified_date -Field-level Permissions for different roles have been cleaned up and enforced in Artifact.class. Submitter can attach files & comments, but not change anything else. Tech can delete files and change limited fields. -Monitor entire tracker -tracker_gateway.php worked on and activated Task Mgr -Configurable column display for browse -last_modified_date nss-pgsql -Making support for this at the database level so we can do away -with "local ldap" and still have instant unix perm changes. Database -Massive cleanup of pkeys throughout the database Discussions |
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| 2005-01-05 | Posted By: Christian Bayle GForge Tutorial at ObjectWebCon05 A tutorial about GForge will be held at ObjectWebCon05, the annual ObjectWeb conference on open-source middleware, scheduled for January 17-19, 2005 in Lyon, France. Abstract Open-source delivers today number of tools for inter-organization cooperative development. This tutorial will provide an overview of GForge (gforge.org), the integrated web environment ObjectWeb has setup to help it's community collaborate worldwide (see forge.objectweb.org). GForge integrates tools, such as message forums and mailing lists; tools to create and control access to source code like CVS or Subversion. A closer look will be given to GForge installation, administration and extension. Program * Introduction and History * GForge Features * GForge Installation and Administration * GForge Extension (plug-ins developement) * GForge Development Status and Workplan * Collaborative Developement Best Practices: the ObjectWeb experience - this will include in particular a presentation of Subversion (subversion.tigris.org), the compelling replacement for CVS in the open source community. Speakers * Christian Bayle (France Telecom) - Christian is one of the main GForge (and previously debian-sf package) contributor from the early days and is currently maintaining with Roland Mas the GForge Debian package. * Guillaume Smet (Open Wide) - Guillaume is one of the most active contributors to GForge. His employer, Open Wide, leverages Guillaume's skills to provide professional support to GForge users. * Mathieu Peltier (INRIA) - Mathieu is the maintainer of forge.objectweb.org, the ObjectWeb development hosting facility powered by GForge. Audience and Prerequisites Corporate Developers, Project Manager Special offers available to ObjectWeb members. Visit the web site (http://www.objectweb.org/ObjectWebCon05) for all the details. Additionnal information about ObjectWebCon05: This year, the theme of the conference is the power of communities in the development of open-source middleware solutions targeting professional use. The event will feature 1 day of tutorials, 2 days of expo and presentations including keynote addresses from B. Behlendorf (Apache board), O. Klyut (Sr. Director, JCP), JP Lacotte (Vice-Chairman, ITEA), M. Milinkovich (Executive Director, Eclipse), H. Peyret (Senior Analyst, Forrester), H. Xu (Chief Architect, Guangzhou Research Center). Discussions |
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| 2004-10-25 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue GForge 4.0 is Released GForge 4.0 is finally released at: http://gforge.org/frs/download.php/82/gforge-4.0.tar.bz2 The major changes include: Role-based access controls: Done RBAC unifies all the access information for a project into roles. Each member can be assigned a role, rather than forcing the admin to tediously check all the permissions each user has. Default roles for each project include Admin, Sr Developer, Jr Developer, Doc Writer, and Support Tech. All non-members of the project are controlled by the "Observer" role. (Tim Perdue) cvs-GForge integration (plugin): Done When committing to CVS, you can include Task and Bug IDs in the commit message. GForge then parses these ID's and links your changes into the database so you can see which files were changed to complete a task or fix a bug. (Francisco Gimeno) SCM Refactoring: Done GForge now uses plugins to provide SCM tool integration. We have full plugins for CVS and Subversion and a skeleton plugin for Clear Case. (Roland Mas, Christian Bayle) "Unlimited Fields" in tracker: Done The GForge tracker has the option of adding "unlimited" numbers of additional fields, like Radio Buttons, pop-up boxes, text fields and text areas, for each tracker. (Tony Pugliese, Tim Perdue) Reporting: Done Major cleanup and rewrite of statistics systems. Dozens of pretty graphs and charts in hundreds of combinations. Includes task manager time tracking and reporting. (Tim Perdue) WebDAV: Done The ability to control access to large numbers of DAV directories on a project-by-project basis. Used also to control Subversion-over-DAV. Subversion: Done Francisco Gimeno has updated his mod_auth_gforge module for Apache 2.0 so it works with Subversion. Forum<->email gateway: Done Tim Perdue rewrote Sung Kim's email gateway so the forums can now receive text comments in response to messages instead of forcing users to click a URL to respond. Tracker <-> Email gateway: You can respond to bugs and other tracker items via email, similar to the forum gateway mentioned above. Online Training: Done The GForge Group is offering self-guided online training for GForge 4.0, which covers most if not all features of GForge 4.0. Web Services: Done The GForge Tracker, Task Manager, User and Group API is exposed as a SOAP web service. This code should be considered raw. Contributors: GForge needs contributors as well as users. If you are making use of GForge, you should strongly consider helping with the project if you want it to continue to improve. We have millions of tasks. Join the developers discussion board or irc.freenode.net #gforge to help us! Discussions |
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| 2004-09-10 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue GForge surpasses 100,000 Publicly-known Users According to statistics we have gathered from the publicly-known GForges, over 100,000 registered GForge users exist. Since many GForges are behind firewalls in organizations worldwide, actual usage is much higher. For detailed lists of sites, visit here: http://gforge.org/docman/view.php/1/52/gforge-sites.html If you have a public GForge site that isn't included here, be sure to email to core@gforge.org to let us know about it. Discussions |
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| 2004-07-26 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue 4.0 Update Surprise, we fell behind on 4.0, but that only means it's going to be better than expected. :) Here's a rundown of expected changes in 4.0: Role-based access controls: Done RBAC unifies all the access information for a project into roles. Each member can be assigned a role, rather than forcing the admin to tediously check all the permissions each user has. Default roles for each project include Admin, Sr Developer, Jr Developer, Doc Writer, and Support Tech. All non-members of the project are controlled by the "Observer" role. (Tim Perdue) cvs-GForge integration: Almost Done When committing to CVS, you can include Task and Bug IDs in the commit message. GForge then parses these ID's and links your changes into the database so you can see which files were changed to complete a task or fix a bug. (Francisco Gimeno) SCM Refactoring: Done GForge now uses plugins to provide SCM tool integration. We have full plugins for CVS and Subversion and a skeleton plugin for Clear Case. (Roland Mas, Christian Bayle) "Unlimited Fields" in tracker: Done The GForge tracker will have the option of adding "unlimited" numbers of additional pop-up boxes for each tracker. (Tony Pugliese) Reporting: Done Major cleanup and rewrite of statistics systems. Dozens of pretty graphs and charts in hundreds of combinations. Includes task manager time tracking and reporting. (Tim Perdue) WebDAV: Done The ability to control access to large numbers of DAV directories on a project-by-project basis. Used also to control Subversion-over-DAV. Subversion: Done Francisco Gimeno has updated his mod_auth_gforge module for Apache 2.0 so it works with Subversion. Forum<->email gateway: Done Tim Perdue rewrote Sung Kim's email gateway so the forums can now receive text comments in response to messages instead of forcing users to click a URL to respond. Online Training: In Progress The GForge Group is offering self-guided online training for GForge 4.0, which covers most if not all features of GForge 4.0. Web Services: In Progress The complete GForge API will be exposed as a SOAP web service. Much of this has already been completed and committed to CVS, but it needs to be finalized and tested. Contributors: GForge needs contributors as well as users. If you are making use of GForge, you should strongly consider helping with the project if you want it to continue to improve. We have millions of tasks. Join the developers discussion board or irc.freenode.net #gforge to help us! Discussions |
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| 2004-03-26 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue GForge 3.3 Released GForge 3.3 Was Just Released. It includes thousands of lines of rewritten code as we continue to try to purge out all the old cruft and move to the new OO coding standards. See the changelog for details. You can download it here: http://gforge.org/frs/?group_id=1 Extra special thanks to Guillaume Smet and Sung Kim for excellent and sizable contributions to the rewrite effort. Discussions |
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| 2004-03-15 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue GForge 4.0 Roadmap Details of the upcoming GForge 4.0 release have been available in the discussion forums for a few weeks now, however I am re-posting them on the front page for clarity. Major Expected Features in 4.0: Role-based Access Control*: A fresh rewrite of the permissions model will be the default for all new installations. (Tim Perdue) WebDAV*: GForge's file structure will be mountable in web-based folders. This includes document management, File Release System, and a new user share directory. SOAP: Included in the 4.0 release will be a working and maintainable SOAP interface to the tracker and task manager. (Tim Perdue) Command Line Interface: The ability to access the GForge API using a unix command-line interface. Functions may include adding/viewing/updating bugs and tasks, releasing files, etc. (Sung Kim) Task Manager Reminders: A cron job that sends out harrassment messages if your tasks are falling behind. (Reinhard Spisser) Reporting*: A complete rewrite of the reporting and stats system, which was completed almost a year ago, will be included if the funding is realized to release it. (We are seeking $20k for this system before we release it. If you would like to contribute to its release, email tim@gforge.org ) Rewrites: People/Help Wanted (Ken Cone) Trove (Guillaume Smet) Surveys (Sung Kim - Done) Snippets (Bil Simser) (* assumes pending or current clients fund the finalization of the code in time for 4.0 release) Discussions |
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| 2004-01-08 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue GForge 3.21 Released GForge 3.21 was released to fix a critical bug in 3.2. The file db/20031124.sql was not applied to the master database schema before release of 3.2. If you have 3.2 already installed and are seeing a lot of database errors, apply db/20031124.sql from the tarball to make 3.2 work properly. View the diff for other minor changes (cronjobs/massmail.php) Discussions |
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| 2003-12-30 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue GForge 3.2 Released The GForge 3.2 release is out with a significant number of changes and improvements. Download it here: http://gforge.org/project/showfiles.php?group_id=1 * * PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT * * If you need professional support, migration, installation, * customization, or advanced reporting tools for GForge, * visit http://gforge.org/pro/ * 3.2 Changes *********** The list of changes in 3.2 is significant. Here are the highlights - see the ChangeLog for details: -Mass Update for task mgr -Move tasks between subprojects -Add site-wide switches for turning tools on/off -Cron job logging & simple reporting tool -Lay groundwork for proper Oracle port GForge Admin Program ******************** If you use GForge but cannot hire a full-time programmer or admin, contact us about hiring a "fractional" admin on a contract or part-time basis. Contact tim@gforge.org for more information. Having your own admin, even a "fraction" of one, will allow you to customize and upgrade your install, apply security upgrades to all your software, as well as contribute back to the main GForge project. Concepts & Roadmap Suggestions ****************************** GForge is an open project and depends on your ideas as well as your contributions. If you have ideas for improving, or even completely rebuilding GForge for 4.0, please email tim@gforge.org or join the message forum: <http://gforge.org/forum/forum.php?forum_id=5> Discussions |
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| 2003-12-15 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue CVS in Limbo For the past couple of weeks, Savannah has been offline and we have not been able to retrieve our CVS tree from the FSF yet. Most of us have up-to-date checkouts of CVS on our hard disks but we won't be able to commit anything until the FSF gets its act together. Until then, you can still download and use GForge 3.1, but anonymous CVS will be unavailable. Tim Discussions |
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| 2003-10-25 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue GForge 3.1 Released GForge 3.1 is released, with a large number of tweaks and fixes from the 3.0 release. Expect a 3.2 release to follow quickly with more major contributions. See the ChangeLog for details. If your organization would like to support GForge feature development, or have GForge installed, upgraded or otherwise customized, please contact tim@gforge.org. Discussions |
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| 2003-07-01 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue GForge 3.0 Released The release of GForge 3.0 (final) has finally occurred. You can pick it up here: http://gforge.org/project/showfiles.php?group_id=1 Discussions |
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| 2003-05-12 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue rc2 Released RC2, the final release candidate before 3.0 final, has been released. http://gforge.org/project/showfiles.php?group_id=1 Discussions |
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| 2003-03-04 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue Beta1 Released Beta1 includes: Nearly 100% localization. Thank you to Reinhard Spisser, Reiner Jung, and the rest of the localization team. Increased XHTML 1.0 Compliance. Thank you to Ryan T Sammartino as always for his work. Backend scripts. Thank you to Ronald Petty for submitting PHP scripts which form the basis of several backend-process scripts in b1. Discussions |
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| 2003-01-16 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue pre9 Released GForge has achieved critical mass as an open source project, with nearly 3,200 downloads and 15 developers in North America, Australia, and Europe. The final 3.0 release of GForge has been delayed due to a large number of code contributions that have been received over the last several weeks, and a number of pending contributions. Links to download and contribute to GForge are at the bottom of this message. * * If you need professional installation, customization, * or advanced reporting tools for GForge, visit * http://gforge.org/pro/ * 3.0pre9 has been released and includes these major changes: SOAP API - Robert Lamoureax has submitted prototype code to support a SOAP interface to the GForge system. The SOAP API, when completed, will take advantage of the recently re-factored tools, such as the Trackers, Task Mgr, Doc Mgr, and others. COMMAND LINE INTERFACE - No less than three "demo" Command Line Interfaces have been submitted to take advantage of the in-progress SOAP API. Thanks to Robert Lamoureax, Tom Copeland, and Richard Offer. These CLI tools will allow you to fetch/submit/update and otherwise manage most of the functions on GForge from a UNIX command prompt. XHTML - Edward Ritter has submitted an enormous patch to bring GForge near to XHTML 4.0 transitional compliance. There is still touch-up work to do, but this was a huge step in the right direction. PLUG-INs - Roland Mas has contributed a Plug-in architecture. See README.Plugin for more info. DOC MGR - Tim Perdue has refactored the Doc Manager code. LOCALIZATION - An international team from Canada, Italy, Germany and France are working on 100% localization of the GForge system. MAX OS X THEME - Richard Offer has submitted a thorough and very well-done OS X / Aqua theme. STATS - Ryan Sammartino and Tim Perdue have attempted to simplify and streamline the Stats System. DOCS - Reinhard Spisser continues to polish his XDOCS/PDF user and admin guide. ORACLE and DB2 - Two developers have committed to building Oracle and DB2 compatibility layers. PRE8 And Earlier Changes --------------- Task Manager Rewrite / GANTT Charting and constraints File Release System Rewrite Forum Rewrite Jabber Support - system events can be sent via Jabber Links ----- Devel Forum: http://gforge.org/forum/forum.php?forum_id=5 Task Manager: http://gforge.org/pm/?group_id=1 Patch Submissions: http://gforge.org/tracker/?func=browse&group_id=1&atid=106 Download: http://gforge.org/project/showfiles.php?group_id=1&release_id=24 Discussions |
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| 2002-12-30 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue pre8 Released gforge-3.0pre8 has been released, with its primary enhancement being a total re-implementation of the Project Manager, including constraints and Gantt charting. pre8 includes a significant number of community-submitted patches, and the addition of Tom Copeland, Reinhard Spisser, and Ryan Sammartino to the cvs-committers team. If you are upgrading from previous GForge releases, be certain to apply the database change scripts in the db/200212*.sql files. You can download pre8 and the diff from pre7 at: http://gforge.org/project/showfiles.php?group_id=1 Discussions |
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| 2002-12-24 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue Gantt Charting and Project Manager The first stage of the Project Manager rewrite is complete - all of the code has been rewritten and restructured. Gantt charting is also completed, and a demo can be viewed online: The task manager is largely rewritten and tested, and gantt charting is now online. You can view the demo at: http://dev.gforge.org/pm/task.php?group_id=5&group_project_id=2&func=ganttpage Discussions |
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| 2002-12-15 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue pre7 Release gforge-3.0pre7 is released, with fixes to the https url problem, complete File Release System rewrite, new logo thanks to Usman Farman, a nice "skills" system patch by John Maguire, and a lot of other small changes. http://gforge.org/project/showfiles.php?group_id=1 Discussions |
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| 2002-12-11 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue pre6 Released GForge 3.0pre6 is now posted. http://gforge.org/project/showfiles.php?group_id=1 This is a very large change from pre5, as it incorporates all of the debian-sf changes. In addition, the forums have been rewritten from scratch in the last several days, and they are included in this release. Discussions |
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| 2002-12-11 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue Debian GForge Ready Debian GForge is now ready for installation, thanks to the hard work of Christian Bayle of the Debian-SF team. Debian GForge is based on the soon-to-be-released GForge3.0pre6, and contains all code from both the debian-sf project and the GForge 3.0 project. Installation Docs: http://gforge.org/docman/display_doc.php?docid=7&group_id=1 Discussions |
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| 2002-12-07 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue Coding Standards Posted Coding Standards have been posted to the docmanager. http://gforge.org/docman/?group_id=1 Discussions |
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| 2002-12-06 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue Oracle & DB2 Subprojects At least two existing methods for running GForge on Oracle exist, however both are a little bit out of date. If you have an oracle or DB2 machine and would like to bring GForge Oracle/DB2 up to date, please let us know. The existing Oracle libraries or in the db/ directory of the tarball. Specifically, /db/oci8port/shaguo/database.php Discussions |
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| 2002-12-06 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue Pre5 Released GForge 3pre5 has been released, along with a diff to help migrate from pre4. http://gforge.org/project/showfiles.php?group_id=1 Pre5 includes the finished support for Jabber, and a fix for the new file download system. Discussions |
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| 2002-11-30 | Posted By: Timothy Perdue Road Map Survey Take a minute and fill out the GForge Road Map survey at: http://gforge.org/survey/survey.php?group_id=1&survey_id=1 Discussions |
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