Redmine

Redmine 1.1.3 has been released and is available at Rubyforge.

This release fixes more than 20 defects including an error that was occurring on concurrent wiki edits and the compatibility with IE9 (selection of issues and context menu).

Redmine 1.1.2 has been released and is available at Rubyforge.

This maintenance release for 1.1.x users includes 13 bug fixes since 1.1.1 and a security fix (XSS vulnerability affecting all Redmine versions from 1.0.1 to 1.1.1). As previous 1.0.x and 1.1.x releases, it still runs with Rails 2.3.5.

Redmine development branch (aka trunk) now runs with the latest Rails 2.3.x release (2.3.11).
So if you're using Redmine trunk, don't forget to install the Rails 2.3.11 gem next time you update your Redmine source code:

gem install rails -v=2.3.11

This 1.1.1 maintenance release fixes 19 defects and includes an upgrade to the latest stable release of Coderay, the syntax highlighter used in Redmine.

Those who use cgi/fastcgi to run Redmine should note that the default .htaccess included in the Redmine source code has been renamed to htaccess.fastcgi.example (see #7256). So if you were using it, don't forget to rename it back to .htaccess.

Redmine 1.1.0 has been released to Rubyforge.

This feature release brings many improvements and a more usable REST API. You can read the list of changes.

Happy new year!

Among 11 bug fixes, Redmine 1.0.5 solves the incompatibility with the i18n 0.5.0 gem. The appropriate i18n gem version (0.4.2) is now required, you can install it using:

gem install i18n -v=0.4.2

This release also fixes 3 security issues reported by joernchen of Phenoelit:

• logged in users may be able to access private data (affected versions: 1.0.x)
• persistent XSS vulnerability in textile formatter (affected versions: all previous releases)
• remote command execution in bazaar repository adapter (affected versions: 0.9.x, 1.0.x)

All Redmine users are highly recommended to upgrade to this latest release.

Redmine 1.1 will be released in the next few weeks.

Shortly after that, Redmine 1.2 will be devoted to workflow and issue permissions enhancement. It will bring some of the most requested features: private issues, ability for certain roles to view their own issues, more configurable workflow, and permissions on issue properties. A tagging system, another highly requested feature, will be added in 1.3.

Efforts will also be made on these releases to improve the REST API based on your feedback.

For those who are interested, here is a list of some of the most popular feature requests on redmine.org. While some of them are already planned as mentioned above, the others may not be added to the core in a near feature:

• #337 Private issues
• #779 Multiple SCM per project
• #1448 Add tags to issues
• #2653 New permission for issues: view_own_issue
• #3463 Export wiki pages to PDF/DOC
• #1077 ICS view of Calendar
• #801 WebDAV access to Documents/Files
• #3816 Allow pasting screenshots in issues
• #1189 Multiselect custom fields
• #2964 Ability to assign issues to groups

Redmine 1.0.4 has been released to Rubyforge.

This is a bugfix release for all Redmine 1.0 users. 15 defects have been fixed since Redmine 1.0.3 and 7 translations have been updated.

With a growing number of Redmine Plugins, it was time to have a more sophisticated directory than the current Plugin list.
The new Directory is now avaible at http://www.redmine.org/plugins.

Developers can register and update their plugins using their redmine.org account.
The old plugin list is now locked and may be removed in a few weeks.

Redmine 1.0.3 has been released to Rubyforge. This a bugfix release for all Redmine 1.0 users. 35 changes have been added since Redmine 1.0.2 so this this should be a very stable release. Upgrading is recommended for all 0.9.x and 1.0.0 users.

The upgrade documentation will help you perform the upgrade. If anything goes wrong or you need help, feel free to post in the forums or IRC channel.

Upgrade Note: 1.0.3 includes updates for both the Redmine.pm and reposman.rb scripts. If you are using these for the Advanced Subversion Integration, make sure to update them at the same time.

Thanks for using Redmine.

Eric Davis