RhodeCode

The newest release of RhodeCode 4.4 is here!

We evolve quickly, as more and more people start using RhodeCode (spread the word to help others to get onboard). That also means we need to iterate faster to keep up with the industry needs. As with other major releases, RhodeCode 4.4 has additional performance optimizations, speeding up operations and better handling large repositories.

We’ve made a significant effort towards improving the UI. The built-in source code chat now has a “summon users” functionality to organize live, on-the-spot code reviews. We also improved live notifications, which are especially useful when conducting code reviews.

Many of our users asked for more flexibility when using RhodeCode Integrations. These can now be configured at the Global, Repository Group or Repository level. We have also significantly improved SVN support.

Take a few minutes to update your RhodeCode instance:
rccontrol self-update && rccontrol upgrade '*'

New to RhodeCode? Download the latest RhodeCode 4.4 from our website.
Keep reading for release details.

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It's now official: RhodeCode 4.3 is out! (tweet)

Version 4.3 is a major release, bringing new features, bugfixes, and a wide range of enhancements. We introduce a new, event-based RhodeCode Integrations framework; it enables Git, Mercurial, and SVN repositories to “talk” to your favorite development tools. Your code commits can now reference tasks in an issue tracker, post updates to a team chat, trigger notifications via email, and many more. We've boosted performance, restyled email notifications, improved security, and made many UI improvements.

Take a few minutes and update your RhodeCode instance:
rccontrol self-update && rccontrol upgrade ‘*’

New to RhodeCode? Download the latest RhodeCode 4.3 (CE or EE) from our website. Keep reading for release details.

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We hope you’re having a productive Tuesday! Our team surely is: RhodeCode just released RhodeCode 4.2 .

Newest RhodeCode 4.2 brings many improvements. Most notable are:

• Performance (up to 4x performance increase for the large repo owners)
• Security (e.g., improved AesCipher encryption)
• UI (e.g., improved pull requests view)
• Other (numerous fixes and minor improvements)

Take a few minutes and update your RhodeCode instance:
rccontrol self-update && rccontrol upgrade ‘*’ Done!

New to RhodeCode? Download the latest RhodeCode 4.2 (CE or EE) from our website.
Keep reading for details.

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Today, RhodeCode open sources AppEnlight, our product for application performance management and monitoring. AppEnlight provides advanced application monitoring by combining error handling, event tracking, and log aggregation. It is also highly performant. AppEnlight handles applications that serve thousands of requests per second and correlates modifications made with the changes in application performance. We were unable to find these capabilities among existing solutions.

RhodeCode products are used by the world’s largest companies, where the performance of applications plays a critical role. Enterprises require a platform that provides a detailed system view, while being highly performant and extensible. We liked AppEnlight so much, we ended up acquiring the whole company!

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It has been a busy month since RhodeCode went open source :

• we released RhodeCode 4.1
• our Slack channel has hit 1.2K messages
• the Community Portal became a go-to place for people to discuss topics and share solutions

The source code of Community Edition has been made available on code.rhodecode.com, yet the contribution process was somewhat unclear.

Today RhodeCode launches the Developer Program to make the contribution process easier and more transparent for open source contributors. We also created a dedicated section on our website: rhodecode.com/open-source.

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