New release available: 0.5.2

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Tuesday, November 20. 2007

New release available: 0.5.2

We just released NoseRub 0.5.2. It's more or less a bugfix release, so you now will not get the annoying error message when using the OpenID login.

There are also a few new services available now and we added the behaviour of the "My Contacts" tab. This now shows the social stream of all your friends. If you want to see the old contacts list, go to your profile, look for the contacts box on the right sidebar and click on "manage". That will bring you to the list as you know it from 0.5.1.

For everyone who is using the SVN-Repository: we created a branch, called "development". From now on, the trunk will only be modified for bugfixes and new releases, which then will be merged from the development branch. So, if you want to keep up with our development version, you should use the development branch from now on.

Posted by Dirk Olbertz at 20:00 | Comments (2) | Trackbacks (0)

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Super, now I need to move in and figure out how to switch from trunk to branch without deleting the whole installation

Can't you make releases in branches? ah well.. switch should work.

#1 Oliver Thylmann (Homepage) on 2007-11-20 21:22 (Reply)

Or you could stick with the trunk - that would be my advise anyway, as we will do some drastic changes during the next "sprint"

#1.1 Dirk Olbertz (Homepage) on 2007-11-20 21:48 (Reply)

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