BugNET

It is hard to believe another year has passed by already.  What would you like to see from the BugNET application in 2012?

This release fixes the issues below and can be found on the downloads page.

• BGN-1769 Fixed issue removing users from notifications
• BGN-1943 - users can query date equality now in the queries section
• Fixed issue with custom field data not being populated for queries

This release fixes a major issue with attachments and a few other issues.

• BGN-2028 - Error on attachments
• BGN-2027 - Fixes to the installer to work under medium trust
• Fixed issue where issue owner would not be set correctly

You can find the release in our downloads section.

We have released the super holiday bug fix release , aka version 0.9.142.

This is primarily a bug fix and stabilization release for issues found up until now in 0.9 and some remaining over from the 0.8 version.  

LeonardoM brought up a good question today in the forums today. 

Where is the BugNet_StringResources table in BugNET 0.9?  

A very good question!  In earlier releases we made the decision to localize all the resource strings into the database because it would be easier to have them all in one place.  On hindsight, this turned out to be more of a hassle (for our application) than we initially thought.  

We would like to hear your thoughts on multi database support in BugNET.

This is a bug fix release for 0.9 that fixes a number of pressing issues. 

See our change log for full release details. http://support.bugnetproject.com/Projects/ReleaseNotes.aspx?pid=1&m=68

We have released the first stable release of version 0.9.   This release contains lots of fixes and improvements to stabilize the new codebase. 

Upgrades from 0.8 are fully supported and upgrades to future releases will also be supported.  

Today we are releasing the final version of the 0.8 series.  This release is a very small update to fix a sql script error when upgrading using MSSQL 2005 and some validation around bulk editing issues.

The focus development wise will now be on the upcoming 0.9 release.  Our current plan is to stabilize the code, release it then work on integrating all the recent submitted patches to BugNET. Some which are fairly comprehensive and add a lot of improvements and new features to the project.

We are proud to announce our new wiki that has been implemented using ScrewTurn wiki.  This wiki has a lot of features and functions over our previous one and we hope this will help speed up the documentation process.  As we fill out the new wiki you will see the previous pages here on the site change as well.  

We have also integrated the new wiki with this site so your bugnetproject.com account will be used to log into the new wiki.  Any registered user can contribute to the wiki or add discussions and we look forward to more user contributions and discussions to help us improve the documentation.

You can access the new wiki from the wiki menu on this site or from wiki.bugnetproject.com