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OpenPublish 2.3 is out: http://bit.ly/getopub.

Please follow the update instructions carefully. Compared to RC1, we also upgraded to Feeds (finally) so, please, take additional care if you were using Feed API.

Have a nice weekend!

So far I have been developing sites on my local machine and dumping all the files + database to my live server after the development is done. These were some small projects for which I used some contributed modules and wrote some small modules for them.

Now I have a requirement to provide some changes and updates to my live projects. The only way I can do it now is to keep working on my local site and keep a track of all the steps I have performed. Once I am done with the local site perform the same steps on live server.

Definitely this should not be the way to do this !!!!!

Aegir 0.4 Alpha15 released

The Aegir project is pleased to announce our 0.4 alpha 15 release. This release is primarily a bug fix release, which aims to tie off a huge amount of outstanding bugs and other tasks.

We did aim to release beta1 but decided that there were a few critical bugs still lingering that we wouldn't want to overshadow in such a momentous release. Instead we've chosen to push out one last alpha before (finally) heading out into beta and RC stages of the 0.4 cycle.

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OpenPublish 2.3RC1 is now available for download: http://openpublishapp.com/download

This release includes:

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The Aegir project is proud to announce the eighth alpha of our 0.4 release cycle. Adrian and Neil have been working like crazy on the also crazy multi-server developpment branch(es) for a while and they are getting stable enough so that we can merge with the master development branch. Not stable enough, however, to not warrant a nice and routine release for you people to bundle the quiet but stable fixes we have been doing during that time. So here's the last release before we go on the multi-server development spree for good.

The Aegir project is proud to announce the seventh alpha of our 0.4 release cycle. In the craziness of Drupalcon San Francisco, we have decided to make a long awaited release to share all the good stuff that is happening on the master branch. Most of those changes are stability and bugfixes and should be useable in production, but keep in mind this is still an alpha release, so it hasn't gone through the usual release-candidate proofing cycle.

OpenPublish 2.0 is out: http://openpublishapp.com/download

Release Notes:

• Modular, extensible and designer-friendly theme/template architecture
• Brand-new base theme.
• Improved Features support.
• Detailed installation, usage and theming documentation.
• Reference implementation of jCarousel-based image gallery
• Numerous bug-fixes, performance and stability improvements.

Download from: http://bit.ly/getop

OpenPublish 1.7.1 is a maintenance release for 1.7.x branch, it includes fixes to some issues reported after 1.7.0 release (e.g. Admin 2.x troubles with Node Relationships and errors on the author page) and it also includes new Drupal core with security update.

OpenPublish 1.7 has been released and can now be downloaded from: http://bit.ly/getop

There are many changes (listed below in more detail) compared to OP 1.6. We spent a lot of time thoroughly testing and documenting 1.6 to 1.7 update instructions: http://openpublishapp.com/download/op-1dot6-1dot7-update-instructions so we hope the update will be relatively painless for existing OP users.

As you may have noticed, we have been somewhat quiet during the last several days. It was so because we've been working long days, ramping up to the release of the much-anticipated OpenPublish 1.7 - the first OP version with an extensive Features support.

We are pleased to present to you an early preview of the 1.7 version. We really appreciate your participation in the group, and wanted to give you an exclusive early sneak-peek at what's coming + a chance for feedback.