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BugNET is an issue tracking and project issue management solution built using the ASP.NET web application framework. Email notifications, reporting and per project configuration of fields and values allows efficient management of bugs, feature requests, and other issues for projects of any scale.

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BugNET 0.8.129.0 (Beta 2) Released!

By host on 8/3/2009

A new build of BugNET has been posted in the downloads section.  This release marks a big step forward in the stability and improved functionality of the 0.8 releases.  There were a lot of major and minor issues that were resolved in this release and general improvements made to the code.  This release also marks the implimentation of full localization in the application to the database (currently english only) but work will now begin on an easy to use translation utility for others to contribute their translations.

For those unfamiliar with the 0.8 releases some of the major highlights are:

  • Localization
  • Dynamic queries that can be saved per user / project
  • All issue properties are now configurable per project
  • Redesigned new issue page that displays custom fields
  • Project calendar
  • Notifcation plugin system
  • HTML Editor plugin system
  • Support for linking subversion revisions to issues
  • Custom themes to change the look and feel (still in progress)
  • API / Webservices for 3rd party integration. (still in progress)

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BugNET 0.7.942.0 Final Released!

By host on 6/20/2009

 A new build of BugNET has been posted in the downloads section.  This is the final release of the 0.7 releases which wraps up many of the outstanding bugs and issues reported in the issue tracker. The biggest fix in this version is in the database which takes care of orphaned records in preperation for the 0.8 releases.   Now that the final version of 0.7 has been released, our focus will be exclusively on the 0.8 releases to ready upgrades from 0.7 to 0.8. 

Please  visit the change log for all the fixes and improvements in this version.

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0.7 Final Release Candidate 1

By Davin Dubeau on Wednesday, May 06, 2009

0.7 Final RC 1 has been released for testing.    This release is only meant to test final changes to the upgrade scripts and handles orphaned records from previous versions.  Please test this upgrade if you can and report your findings in the forums.  Please do not test this in a live installation where you have not backed up your database first. 

BugNET-0.7.936-Install.zip

Upgrade Notes:

Upgrade will delete all issues for projects that have been deleted. If a milestone doesn't exist milestone is set to the latest milestone for that project. If fixed in version doesn't exist , the fixed in version is set to null. All user tagged records that no longer exist will be set to the admin user. (edit the latest db script to change this value to another user) If category has been deleted the category...

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Happy Holidays and a great 2009!

By host on 12/29/2008

The holidays have come fast, and some have past already.   Before they are all but gone we would like to wish everyone happy holidays and best wishes in the new year!!

We look forward to furthering the project in the new year and making it the best possible.

The BugNET team.

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BugNET 0.8.99.0 (Beta 1) Released!

By host on 12/12/2008

Edit: This build has been removed from the website and is out of date, expect a new beta very soon.

The new build of BugNET has been posted in the downloads section.  This is the first beta 0.8 release which has fixed many issues in the next major release of the issue tracker.  For those who are new to BugNET you can find an excellent blog post of what the 0.8 release has added in terms of overall functionality and improvements to the project.

We invite you to download this latest beta, test it and provide your feedback in our forums and issue tracker to help us release the final version as soon as possible.

You may notice with the amount of new features and the documentation regarding...

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Membership provider implementation<p>Thanks /Kalle ..... I logged it under <a href="http://support.bugnetproject.com/Bugs/BugDetail.aspx?bid=1114">http://support.bugnetproject.com/Bugs...</a></p> <p>Very useful post.</p> <p>You obvously know what you are doing, but just for the benefit of every one else:</p> <p>Two applications can share membership providers if connections in the two web.config's are setup correctly <strong>AND</strong> you must use the same <strong>ApplicationName </strong>in the web.configs.</p> <p>This is very important as it forms part of the "salt string" in ASP.NET authentication, and it controls the application's view of the users.</p>

Notification Settings<p>In version 0.8, which is close to being released, Davin has completely re-addressed notifications.</p> <p>In 0.8 there are plugins for email, SMS and MSN. (and a plugin framework for developers)</p> <p><a href="http://support.bugnetproject.com/Bugs/BugList.aspx?pid=1&amp;s=0&amp;c=12" target="_blank">Here is a list of current issues with the notification system</a> which we hope to address in the v0.8 architecture.</p>

web.config cannot be accessed problem<p><strong>**FIXED**</strong></p> <p>The directory needed the guest user account assigned to it as well. I know noob mistake !</p> <p> </p> <p> </p>

Reporting new issue and submitting a patch<p> Thanks, that solved the problem, but only if I <strong>do not </strong>attach any files when creating the issue.</p>

What's the best use of the &quot;Milestone&quot; field when logging issues?<p>Hi</p> <p>I leave the milestone for the triage team - or the project manager/lead, etc to complete after the bug has been analysed not by the person reporting the bug. I let my developers cherry-pick bugs with &lt; 1/2 days estimated time in conjunction with any bugs/features they have as planned work. The milestone then becomes the version implemented in as well as the version targeted.</p>

Success with ORM Tools?<p>Hi</p> <div style="margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt">I defiantly recommend Entity Framework , a very powerful and straight forward implementation of a ORM mapper. The next version 4.0 will be release in Q1 2010 and will be the best ORM mapper on the market, LINQ to SQL is not that powerful as Entity Framework.</div> <div style="margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt">I have quit lot of experience of Nhibernate but it’s too complicated to configure and I do like the few reference to 3d party assemblies in BugNET.</div>

0.7 to 0.8 Upgrade Script[quote="smoss"] <p>Hi Davin,</p> <p>Just to let you know. I downloaded the SQL files (as per the first post on this topic) and the upgrade script gave no errors on our system. DB looks ok.</p> [/quote] <p> Great , I will try to get the RC ready very soon then.</p>

Reporting Functionality?[quote="gklesczewski"] <p>One of the features that I like in BugNET 0.7 is the Reporting capability. I noticed that it has been removed from the 0.8 code base. Is there a reason the reports have been pulled? And is there a plan for the functionality to be added in?</p> <p>I really like the product, and I am presenting it to management at my employer today. I hope to be able to finagle some time to contribute back to the project.</p> <p> </p> <p>Thank you for a great tool!</p> <p>Gary Klesczewski</p> <p>Thanks Gary.</p> [/quote] <p>The reports were using the microsoft report viewer which causes numerious problems in a medium trust / host environment so thats why it was pulled. Reports will return eventually and more feedback like yourself will help us decide what reports to build in the future.</p>

Video / Webcast tutorials[quote="smoss"] <p>Hi Davin,</p> <p> </p> <p>I have used Wink for a few years now. <a href="http://www.debugmode.com/wink/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.debugmode.com/wink/</a> <br /> <br /> I think it is better than CAMStudio for a couple of reasons, but the main reason is your output files end up being tiny. I created a 25 min installation video in under 10 megs for one of our software apps.</p> <p>Here are the steps to create a video.</p> <p>1. Capture the video screen then, you load it in the WINK editor.<br /> 2. Remove un needed frames (eg a lot of mouse movements).<br /> 3. Add in nice "callout" boxes to document your actions and put pauses in on the screen.<br /> 4. You can also record audio.<br /> 5. Create SWF file with play buttons etc right away.</p> <p>Un fortunately you need to convert it back to an AVI to upload to YOUTUBE.<br /> <br /> Also which version of BugNET do you want the installer video for?</p> [/quote] <p>Sounds like a great product. Maybe when 0.8 RC1 is released we can do one for that version. The installation will be the same between 0.7 and 0.8 though.</p>

Plugin/ Integration[quote="vistalogix"] <p>What would we need to do to create this integration?</p> [/quote] <p>Some planning for sure. There are a few articles around on how to build a plugin like system in .net. 0.8 has some plugin type systems using interfaces and loads assemblies dynamically if they implement the interface. See the notification plugins for an example.</p> <p>I think a plugin system would raise events at certain points for plugins to handle . ie. Before saving an issue, after saving an issue. etc. and the issue would be passed as a command argument so that plugins could manipulate the issue or do external processing.</p> <p>Here is a code project article on building a plugin system. <a href="http://www.codeproject.com/KB/macros/pluginsystem.aspx" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.codeproject.com/KB/macros/...</a></p>

"Security Error" when trying to upload a file.[quote="ben33333"] <p>I did look at the default.aspx code and didn't see any immediate issues. We decided to give up on SAM and moved to regular forms based authentication, so our uploads are working fine now.</p> <p>Maybe it would be a good idea to allow the administrator to choose a standard asp.net forms upload method as an alternative to swfupload. Embedding a small upload form in an iframe for the issue attachments tab would work just as well.</p> [/quote] <p>It seems like most people are abondoning multiple file upload or at least any that use flash when windows authentication is involved because of the bugs in flash for non IE browsers.</p>

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Dec 02, 2009 12:31 PM - @paulallington its coming, almost ready, just need to test some installs and it will be released. This weekend at the latest.

Dec 01, 2009 -1:10 AM - hoping to wrap up the 0.8 RC packages tonight.

Nov 20, 2009 9:44 PM - tidying up the web.config files, a few minor bug fixes and will be testing the release package of 0.8 RC1

Nov 14, 2009 -1:12 AM - finializing the 0.8 upgrade script and testing the installation / upgrade process

Nov 11, 2009 -2:17 AM - loading up the solution to knock off a few more issues for the upcoming 0.8 RC
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