Release Notes (version 1.1)

This document covers the release of Sublime version 1.1.

1.1.0 UPDATES

New Features:

  • Repository RSS Feeds
    Each repository exposes an RSS feed for repository commits. Repository RSS feeds contain the same information included in repository email notifications such as commit message, date, changes, and author.
  • Event Log RSS Feed
    For server administrators, the Sublime event log is now exposed as an RSS feed. This allows administrators to see errors or backup notifications as they occur without having to check the event log or Sublime web interface.
  • Disable Repository Folders
    If you do not plan on organizing repositories into folders, or your Subversion server doesn’t support a folder structure (i.e. Apache) you may now disable repository folders in the Sublime interface. When disabled, the repository list page will no longer display the folder hierarchy, and users won’t be prompted to choose a folder when creating new repositories.
  • Support for SMTP Servers requiring SSL (e.g. Google Apps)
    When configuring email settings for the server, administrators can specify that the server requires a secure connection. This is required for some email servers such as Google Apps.

Bug Fixes:

  • Installer bugs in cluding better support for non-english servers and IIS 7.5
  • Fixed broken link to LDAP settings page
  • Improve paging navigation for repositories with a large number of revisions
  • Fixed bug where Create Repository button would be hidden for non-administrators
  • Fixed bug where repository commits without an author would break the repository details page.
  • Enable email notifications by default for new repositories.
  • Fixed bug where commits to repositories with a single user would throw an error sending the commit email.
  • Fixed bug on Windows 7 and Windows Vista where interacting with repositories would fail for certain service accounts.
  • Fixed minor UI bugs

KNOWN ISSUES

  • The service account running Sublime is automatically added to the local administrators group on the server. This is required to run Sublime but will be addressed in the future for enhanced security.