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The Bug Genie 3.2 is out!

If you’re not following us on Twitter, Facebook or Google+, you could be excused for not noticing, but we just released the final version 3.2! No more beta, no more release candidate – just the final, real thing.

Get it, here: http://www.thebuggenie.com, and tell us what you think!

The Bug Genie 3.1.8 released!

Just before we’re about to release our highly anticipated 3.2 version, we found time to do a code-wise small, but impact-wise potentially bigger 3.1.x release. We backported a minor cache fix in our DB layer that may significantly increase the speed for many of you. If you’re experiencing delays (not db index related) or slowdowns, please upgrade to this version (it’s a recommended upgrade anyway) to fix this.

Also in this release is a bugfix for #1419 about non-existing linked articles, a minor bugfix for gmp_val() and a fix for the CLI.

Go get it, here: http://thebuggenie.com/download

So, what does it look like – part 3

In the first and the second blog post in this series, we’ve taken a good look at the generic theme changes and how we’ve worked to improve project management in 3.2. This post will highlight many of the changes we’ve made to the actual issue management. Let’s dive right in!

So, what does it look like – part 2

In the first post, we looked out some of the first differences you’ll notice after upgrading to 3.2. This post we’ll look at some of the more functional-related changes we’ve made in 3.2, more specifically how we’ve made managing projects easier, faster and better.

The Bug Genie 3.1.7 released

In the middle of the hectic 3.2 release development, we’ve released a bugfix release for 3.1.x. This release only contains a few (quite visible) bugfixes, and is a recommended upgrade if you’re running 3.1.x.

Bug fixes:

• Fixes an issue where comments did not appear to be added
• Fixes an issue where removed / non-existant project roles caused project editing to fail

 

You can download this release from our download page now!

So, what does it look like – Part 1?

We’re closing in fast on the 3.2 release, and I guess many of you wonder what the changes are. While there have been numerous changes “under the hood”, the most noticeable changes will be the visual ones. And obviously, some parts of The Bug Genie have changed a lot more than others! To help guide you through some of the changes, we’ll have a few blog posts with some side-by-side comparisons with 3.1 vs 3.2, where we’ll describe the changes, and some of the reasoning behind it.

Let’s get started!