RhodeCode

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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Today, we are excited to release RhodeCode 4.1 . It is our most recent public release since RhodeCode went open source. RhodeCode 4.1 brings new features, fixes, performance and reliability improvements for users of CE & EE editions. Preceded by weeks of testing and fine-tuning, 4.1 marks the launch of RhodeCode EE, the long-awaited (Enterprise Edition) for corporate customers. New RhodeCode EE is also available as OVA download and can be installed on Windows Server.

Existing users should follow the usual upgrade process or keep reading for more details. New users can get the latest RhodeCode (CE or EE) here.

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We are excited to announce that RhodeCode, the leading enterprise code management platform for Git, Mercurial, and Subversion, is now available under the AGPL license. RhodeCode 4.0 is one of the largest releases we’ve ever done, it includes many major improvements, security fixes, UX and performance optimizations.

Starting today, RhodeCode comes in two flavors. The Community Edition (RhodeCode CE) is free and open source. The Enterprise Edition (RhodeCode EE) is licensed per user, adding technical support and enterprise-valued features on top of RhodeCode CE.

Download RhodeCode CE, check the source code and join the discussions on the Community Portal. Enterprise Edition is coming next week. Or keep reading for more details.

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Mercurial versions prior to 3.7.3 contain major vulnerabilities. Today we release RhodeCode 3.8.4, an off-cycle release which makes your Mercurial repositories safe again.

As usual, the update process is a simple one-liner.

Type
rccontrol self-update && rccontrol upgrade ‘*’
in the command line interface. Done!

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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.

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