Bugzilla updated to 3.4.6
All Bugzilla instances have been updated to 3.4.6. You can read about all the changes here or just the differences below.
- When doing a search that involves "not equals" or "does not contain the string" or similar "negative" search types, the search description that appears at the top of the resulting bug list will indicate that the search was of that type. (Bug 474738)
- In Internet Explorer, users couldn't easily mark a RESOLVED DUPLICATE bug as REOPENED, due to a JavaScript error. (Bug 546719)
- If you use a "bookmarkable template" to pre-fill forms on the bug-filing page, and you have custom fields that are only supposed to appear (or only supposed to have certain values) based on the values of other fields, those custom fields will now work properly. (Bug 538211)
- If you have a custom field that's only supposed to appear when a bug's resolution is FIXED, it will now behave properly on the bug-editing form when a user sets the bug's status to RESOLVED. (Bug 520993)
- If you are logged-out and using request.cgi, the Requester and Requestee fields no longer respect the usermatching parameter--they always require full usernames. (Bug 533018)
- If you tried to do a search with too many terms (resulting in a URL that was longer than about 7000 characters), Apache would return a 500 error instead of your search results. (Bug 513989)
- Bugzilla would sometimes lose fields from your sort order when you added new fields to your sort order. (Bug 470214)
- The Atom format of search results would sometimes be missing the Reporter or Assignee field for some bugs. (Bug 537834)
No Hassle Open Source Project Management Hosting |
MantisBT 1.2.0 Released
MantisBT 1.2.0 is finally out. We'll be starting the upgrade evaluation process shortly. In the meantime you can still get an instant activation trial to MantisBT 1.1.8.
devZing - No Hassel Open Source Project Management Hosting
The next revision of our open source project management hosting service is now live - devZing.com
try bugzilla » | try mantisbt » |
Bugzilla updated to 3.4.5
All Bugzilla instances have been updated to 3.4.5 in order to resolve a security issue announced yesterday.
You can read the release announcement here.
Bugzilla updated to 3.4.4
All Bugzilla instances have been updated to 3.4.4 in order to resolve a security issue announced yesterday.
Hosted Bugzilla Service Announced
The Consultants Guild is excited to announce the first of several hosted services.
Our first service is the widely used and extremely popular Bugzilla.
Bugzilla is a "Defect Tracking System" or "Bug-Tracking System". Defect Tracking Systems allow individual or groups of developers to keep track of outstanding bugs in their product effectively.
Our hosted Bugzilla service will provide you with your own instance of which you will be the administrator. You can then choose whether or not your instance will be public or private, as well as all the standard Bugzilla options.
Pricing is as little as $10/month and there is a 14 day free trial, no credit card required.
Guild Members Jake Lawlor and Mark McCulley form new company Agilitas to launch smart client portal product NetInspire
Wayne Allen becomes a Certified Scrum Master
The Consultants Guild is proud to announce that cofounder Wayne Allen is now a Certified Scrum Master.
:: Next >>