Unfuddle STACK Changelog

The Unfuddle that you know and love is now named Unfuddle STACK! New name, same great product.

SSLv3 Disabled on servers in favor of TLSv1 TLSv1.1, and TLS v1.2 due to POODLE vulnerability

Authy Two Factor Authentication integrated. Set up located on your Personal Settings.

Project settings page update - UI overhaul for usability

Invitation workflow improved. Inviting users is as simple as entering an email address and setting permissions now.

$3/project + $3/person pricing introduced for new accounts

Taskboards introduced — manage your project's tasks on a kanban style board.

Milestones can now be marked as “ongoing” with no due date.

Custom Ticket Statuses — Any number of statuses can now be defined for each project.

New Ticket UI introduced —

• Comments appear on a side panel for easier access to the Ticket's conversation.
• Ticket workflow changed to support custom statuses.
• UI overhauled for usability.

The UI now asks if the user want's to leave the page to prevent the loss of unsaved form data.

Keyboard Shortcuts introduced — press ? in your account to see the list of shortcuts.

Brand new account/project activity interface —

• Select a specific date range.
• Show or hide specific types of activity.

Brand new Messages interface.

New notifications setting — "for every action" sends emails pertaining to a specific items in the project for each action taken on those items.

Drag-and-Drop Attachments and Better Storage Management —

• Drag a file directly to a ticket or message to attach it.
• Manage your attachments from a combined list in your project and account from the Project and Settings pages.
• Disk usage now shows on each repository for easier view.

Unfuddle Git Hosting Now Over HTTPS in addition to SSH.

“+” menu added to the toolbar for adding new resources (messages, tickets, etc) along with a "New Ticket" button for convenience.

Text editor updates —

• Live preview
• automatically resizing text fields

Unfuddle Mylyn Connector updated

Interface performance improvements —

• We are now serving all static assets from Amazon CloudFront. This alone made a huge difference in page load times.
• We have improved the caching headers and cache-busting of static assets.
• We have reduced the number and size of requests on a given page by bundling and minimizing CSS and JavaScript files.
• We now proactively load the different views in your account so they are available immediately when you request them.

Interface updates —

• There is an all new, condensed navigation header.
• The project selector has been relocated and updated to include an aggregate view called “All Projects”.
• Project dashboards have been replaced by an Activity feed. Currently, the Activity feed is an infinitely-scrolling list which will allow you to see all activity, back to the beginning of your projects.
• Ticket reports have been modified to only load the first 300 tickets. Additional tickets will be automatically loaded as you scroll down the page.
• Account settings are accessible by clicking the gear next to the account name in the header.

Performance improvements resulting in 1/3rd load times across the board —

• Infrastructure moved to more powerful servers.
• Introduced caching at a number of levels in the application.
• Ticket report generation improved.

SSL now available for all accounts.

All new accounts are created with a free trial period.

SVN Server updated to 1.7.

Descriptions can now be added to milestones.

Updated searching with quick search results appearing at the search bar.

Ticket report improvements — Specify multiple criteria for selecting which tickets to include.

Unfuddle Mylyn Connector updated for Eclipse Helios (3.6)

Tickets can now have up to three custom ticket fields.

Time Tracking Updates —

• Time can be added to tickets via Powerful Commit Messages.
• now add time using HH:MM syntax for easier entry

Updates to text editing in Unfuddle —

• Toolbars above text areas for Textile and Markdown syntax now available.
• Text preview introduced.
• Every formatted field now independently stores the markup language in which it was authored.

Automated “personal” backups of projects introduced with automatic AWS S3 backup.

whenever a comment is made on a message, the entire message will move to the top of the stack making the activity more obvious.

It is now possible to attach files to your comments throughout Unfuddle.

Accounts can now contain an unlimited number of repositories.

Each Unfuddle project may now be associated with any number of repositories.

New repository browsing interface that makes it simple to view and analyze the contents of your repository right from your browser.

Repository callbacks can be set per repository for continuous integration purposes.

Added a number of export formats such as CSV and iCal for both ticket and time tracking reports.

Projects can now be archived.

Unfuddle API introduced.

Notebooks introduced —

• Each Notebook page is completely versioned, allowing you to quickly see history and compare differences between versions.
• Notebooks can have any number of attachments, which can then be referenced from your pages.
• Pages can be interlinked using simple Unfuddle markup.
• All notebook pages are fully integrated into Unfuddle search, email notifications and RSS feeds.

Powerful commit messages introduced — update your tickets via commit comments in your repository.

Accounts can now have multiple projects.

Custom ticket reports introduced.

Email notifications greatly improved.