Yesterday we had our Bug Fixing Day #28. For the 5.x development cycle we've decided to intensify our bug fixing and invert the bugs created vs bugs fixed ratio so that we're always in the green, by having weekly BFDs.

We managed to close 17 bugs with 11 real fixes. We're now behind by 26 bugs only for our new 1300 days objective!

It was very nice to see so many participants including 3 contributors: 

• Denis Gotthans
• Thomas Dellafosse
• Guillaume Dehumeau

It was also very nice to see Edy back

Congrats to all the participants!

The XWiki development team is proud to announce the availability of XWiki Enterprise 5.1 Release Candidate 1. This is mostly a stabilization release leading to XWiki 5.1 and it brings Sorl search improvements and bug fixes as we plan to make Solr the default search engine in 5.1 final. There is also a new Menu Application in platform (not bundled by default) to help you create navigation menus.

See the release notes for more information.

Yesterday we had our Bug Fixing Day #27. For the 5.x development cycle we've decided to intensify our bug fixing and invert the bugs created vs bugs fixed ratio so that we're always in the green, by having weekly BFDs.

We managed to close 10 bugs with 7 real fixes. We're now behind by 43 bugs for our new 1300 days objective.

Congrats to all the participants.

Let's keep the rythm!

Yesterday we had our Bug Fixing Day #26. For the 5.x development cycle we've decided to intensify our bug fixing and invert the bugs created vs bugs fixed ratio so that we're always in the green, by having weekly BFDs.

We managed to close 15 bugs and thus we now have more bugs fixed than created for the past 1200 days (i.e close to 3 years)!

Congrats to all the participants and special thanks to Raluca Stavro, Thomas Delafosse and Manuel Smeria. Hope to see you around next time!

We now have to set a new goal for the next bug fixing days. What will it be?

The XWiki development team is proud to announce the availability of XWiki Enterprise 5.1 Milestone 2. This release brings automatic Solr indexing with locale inheritance and a few bug fixes and improvements.

See the release notes for more information.