Security is one of the core values of RhodeCode. As soon as we got to know about security flaw in Git, we prepared an off-cycle, security-fix release of RhodeCode 3.8.2 and RhodeCode 3.8.3.
It fixes a serious remote code execution vulnerability in Git and we strongly recommend to update your RhodeCode instance to the latest version.
Type rccontrol self-update && rccontrol upgrade ‘*’ in the command line interface.
For those of our users, who manage RhodeCode installation in an enterprise environment, we are glad to announce RhodeCode Control 1.4.0. It handles the installation and simplifies the management of RhodeCode Enterprise and, as of today, the new release is available.
If you are using RhodeCode Enterprise, it is time to upgrade to the latest version of RhodeCode Control!
Type rccontrol self-update on the command line.
The release brings a number of improvements, including:
RhodeCode Enterprise 3.8.0 has been made public today (2016-02-16), with this release focussing heavily around Pull Request automation support, UI/UX consistency, and some VCS Server optimization. Read on to find out more, or for the specifics see the full release notes.
RhodeCode Control 1.3.0 has been made public today (2016-01-25). This release delivers a number of features designed to improve users ability to manage, customise, and control their RhodeCode Enterprise instance setups.
So lets go through what has been delivered this time around, and if you're interested in more details you can also read the release notes.
Berlin and Palo Alto - December 1, 2015 - RhodeCode Inc., today announced RhodeCode Appenlight, a powerful new application-performance-monitoring solution for its enterprise customers. RhodeCode Appenlight provides a rich set of tools to monitor, to visualize, and to report on application events and performance behind the firewall or on the private cloud.