OneBody

Archive for February 2008

Release: 0.2.1

Posted by: timmorgan on: February 29, 2008

This is mostly a bug-fix release, but some changes were also made to the way incoming and outgoing email is processed. The setting called “Group Address Domains” was removed in favor of the Site host field, modifiable via:
rake multisite:edit
For help with the multisite commands:
rake –describe multisite
You can see a list of bugs fixed here.
The next [...]

Hello Git

Posted by: timmorgan on: February 23, 2008

OneBody as an open source project is still pretty new. While it’s true that my church has been using OneBody for over a year now, OneBody has only been publicly available for a few months.
So now is the time to get things right; get things figured out. I’ve decided to switch source control from Subversion [...]

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git and git-svn

Posted by: timmorgan on: February 18, 2008

We may be switching OneBody source code management (SCM) over to git. Git is proving to be a much more capable tool, especially for large projects, but even for small teams such as ours. Branching, merging, and having the full history available locally are all things with which Subversion cannot compete.
At the moment, this author [...]

Pardon the Mess

Posted by: timmorgan on: February 16, 2008

There was some weirdness going on with the most recent release. Chalk it up to rookie mistakes. The file will be back up shortly.
Update: The release file has been fixed and reinstated. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Plugin: ActsAsScopedGlobally

Posted by: timmorgan on: February 14, 2008

OneBody includes a plugin called ActsAsScopedGlobally. We developed the plugin to meet a need and save our butts from having to pour over thousands of lines of code.
First, the back story: When we first dreamed up OneBody, there was no thought put into the fact that some churches (or hosting providers) may wish to set [...]

Release: 0.2.0

Posted by: timmorgan on: February 14, 2008

This release wraps up a lot of work on making deployment a lot easier than before (see InstallOneBody on the wiki). Also, a lot of bug fixes and enhancements went into this release. See the Timeline for detailed changes.
Experimental with this release is the ability for OneBody to host multiple sites. While the interface for [...]