http://www.xqual.com/support/download.html.
Since I had already started the development of 1.1 in parallel, I can deliver 1.1b1 simulataneously.
Version 1.1 introduces mainly 3 major new features:
1) The Document Management System allowing to handle your documents (actually any kind of files) collaboratively. Documents are versionned and must be locked by one user to be modified and committed to the repository. While a document is locked, no modification are authorized from the other users. After the installation of 1.1b1, all your previously attached documents/files (in any of your trees) will be automatically converted and handled through this new fresh module. A new Document tree is also appearing (to store all the documents that don't make sense to be put in any of the other trees).
2) In addition, a serie of new launchers are introduced that will please a LOT of people: SELENIUM ! 3 launchers have been added to execute Selenium Scripts written in HTML, Java or C#. Is someone interested in the Ruby, Perl, Groovy, etc. implementation?
3) The Bugzilla integration has also been productized and is now officially supported (not "experimental" anymore).
1) The Document Management System allowing to handle your documents (actually any kind of files) collaboratively. Documents are versionned and must be locked by one user to be modified and committed to the repository. While a document is locked, no modification are authorized from the other users. After the installation of 1.1b1, all your previously attached documents/files (in any of your trees) will be automatically converted and handled through this new fresh module. A new Document tree is also appearing (to store all the documents that don't make sense to be put in any of the other trees).
2) In addition, a serie of new launchers are introduced that will please a LOT of people: SELENIUM ! 3 launchers have been added to execute Selenium Scripts written in HTML, Java or C#. Is someone interested in the Ruby, Perl, Groovy, etc. implementation?
3) The Bugzilla integration has also been productized and is now officially supported (not "experimental" anymore).
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