As startup founders, Marcin and I have noticed that proverbial “pat on the back” often seems elusive and not within the job scope. Rarely do we get a pure, elevated, long lasting sense of accomplishment like we did last week when my team announced the biggest release in our history: the release of RhodeCode Enterprise 3.
One discussion that often raises its head in developer circles is workflow. How you do is often as important as what you do, especially when you are the one doing it!
As part of our on-going efforts to keep our software stable and secure, we are informing our users today that our team discovered a security issue within the RhodeCode Enterprise API. We are releasing today RhodeCode Entprise 2.2.7 which fixes the security issue.
For the last few weeks I have been working exclusively on the RhodeCode Enterprise and RhodeCode Control documentation. It’s a work in progress but quickly expanding to cover the full feature set available within both tools.
Vulnerabilities in both Mercurial and Git, on the client-side, have been identified which could allow an attacker to compromise user security on both Mac and Windows file systems.