Mercurial hook back June 26, 2012
The Bug Genie 3.2 is out! April 26, 2012
The Bug Genie 3.1.8 released! April 25, 2012
So, what does it look like – part 3 April 4, 2012
So, what does it look like – part 2 April 2, 2012
The Bug Genie 3.1.7 released March 21, 2012
So, what does it look like – Part 1? March 15, 2012
Version 3.2 Release Candidate out! March 9, 2012
The Bug Genie 3.1.5 Released February 17, 2012
Version 3.2 beta 4 released! February 6, 2012
3.3 branch (code for the next major release - usually unstable)
git clone URL: git://github.com/thebuggenie/thebuggenie.git (branch: next) - Browse online
May 21, 2013
added wiki "whatlinkshere" page
- Committed by zegenie
May 21, 2013
add more special pages
- Committed by zegenie
May 16, 2013
add "special pages" support
- Committed by zegenie
May 15, 2013
don't mail the user that edits
- Committed by zegenie
May 15, 2013
support reordering issues in milestones and backlog
- Committed by zegenie
May 15, 2013
minor bugfixes
- Committed by zegenie
May 15, 2013
add support for putting wiki articles as "report issue" intro and help
- Committed by zegenie
3.2 branch (code for the next release of The Bug Genie 3.2)
git clone URL: git://github.com/thebuggenie/thebuggenie.git (branch: branch-31) - Browse online
May 22, 2013
add support for extending the mailing module with custom mail providers via events
- Committed by zegenie
May 13, 2013
add frontend for logging in via mozilla persona
- Committed by zegenie
May 13, 2013
add backend support for logging in via mozilla persona
- Committed by zegenie
May 13, 2013
allow specifying support for mozilla persona
- Committed by zegenie
May 13, 2013
version bump
- Committed by zegenie
May 13, 2013
Merge pull request #182 from jtraulle/patch-6
- Committed by zegenie
May 11, 2013
Enclose a forgotten string in __() function
- Committed by jtraulle
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My name is Daniel André Eikeland, I'm the creator of The Bug Genie. Starting in 2002 as a small bug tracker (named BUGS) for a single Linux distribution, The Bug Genie has since grown to become a great issue-tracking and project management platform for all types of software- and non-software-projects. The core team has varied in size - up to a band of four - but this last 6 months I've been the only developer actively working on the project.
Like any thriving open source project is supposed to have, there is a great community around The Bug Genie. Contributors are sending patches, changes, and improvements; a growing translation team is providing translations for (currently) 16 different languages in varying stages of completion, and we have an active user forum and chat channel. There are several hundred people dropping by thebuggenie.com every day, and we have several thousand downloads a month. I'm proud at what we've built together.
Is The Bug Genie valuable to your business? Do you use it on a daily or weekly basis? If we were to disappear tomorrow, would you miss us?
I've done my best to support the growth of it all and keep it going for almost 11 years, but I'm in a situation where I am no longer able to fund this on my own. There is no team or company behind The Bug Genie - the project relies solely on donations and support contract purchases. Please, make a donation or even buy a support contract to help fund continued development and to keep the servers and services running.
Thank you for reading this message - it will disappear when you reload the page. If you want to get in touch, drop me an email at zegenie@thebuggenie.com.
Sincerely,
Daniel André Eikeland
My name is Daniel André Eikeland, I'm the creator of The Bug Genie. Starting in 2002 as a small bug tracker (named BUGS) for a single Linux distribution, The Bug Genie has since grown to become a great issue-tracking and project management platform for all types of software- and non-software-projects. The core team has varied in size - up to a band of four - but this last 6 months I've been the only developer actively working on the project.
Like any thriving open source project is supposed to have, there is a great community around The Bug Genie. Contributors are sending patches, changes, and improvements; a growing translation team is providing translations for (currently) 16 different languages in varying stages of completion, and we have an active user forum and chat channel. There are several hundred people dropping by thebuggenie.com every day, and we have several thousand downloads a month. I'm proud at what we've built together.
Is The Bug Genie valuable to your business? Do you use it on a daily or weekly basis? If we were to disappear tomorrow, would you miss us?
I've done my best to support the growth of it all and keep it going for almost 11 years, but I'm in a situation where I am no longer able to fund this on my own. There is no team or company behind The Bug Genie - the project relies solely on donations and support contract purchases. Please, make a donation or even buy a support contract to help fund continued development and to keep the servers and services running.
Thank you for reading this message - it will disappear when you reload the page. If you want to get in touch, drop me an email at zegenie@thebuggenie.com.
Sincerely,
Daniel André Eikeland
