dubeaud / bugnet

BugNET is an open source issue tracker built with .NET
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Which repository is the latest version, Github or CodePlex? #238

Closed feliperomero3 closed 6 years ago

feliperomero3 commented 7 years ago

We have deployed BugNET from a [Azure App Service Template](). This installation reads: Powered by BugNET 1.6.339.0.

What appears to be [the last version]() of BugNET released from CodePlex is 1.6.339.0.. This makes sense, is the same version as the Azure Template.

Our BugNET installation is at https://bugnetapp.azurewebsites.net/ (deployed using the template from the Marketplace). So far, so good, we've had no issues at all. We wanted to improve some translation issues, so, naturally, we cloned the repository hosted at GitHub then built the Visual Studio Project (using VS2015 Community Ed.) and launched locally. Our surprise when we looked that it read: Powered by BugNET 1.0.0.0.

@dubeaud which one is latest, the one hosted at GitHub or the one hosted at CodePlex? --Thank you for your time and effort. Regards.

--EDITED -- 2017-08-24

After no reply from the author, these are my findings:

GitHub repo is latest but it has missing store procedures regarding Custom Fields functionality, which, to the extend of my knowledge, was the last feature developed by the author. Issues #233 and #218 are related to this.

I managed to restore the missing store procedures, as it turns out, those were missing in the deployment script but they were still in the repo directory in BugNET.Database project.

The App works pretty damn good as it is, just minor transalation issues but other than that I have no complaints.

I made a Pull request #237, does anybody have write access to merge it?