I just upgraded our Subversion server to the latest release. CollabNet just released version 1.6.3 to the masses. So now we are running the greatest and latest.

Please update your TortoiseSVN to version 1.6.3

AnkhSVN also has a new update. Please use the AnkhSVN 2.1 distribution

Regards,

Your friendly and invisible System Administrator

We are doing some changes in the team membership, code submittions, and other processes to help us streamline the work of the administrators and project managers. So here are some of the changes:

Test Subversion Repository

There is now a Subversion repository for people to test on. Everybody has full access to this. The url is svn://svn.wheelmud.net/WheelMUDTest

We prefer that you practice on this one, before we allow access to the main repository.

Code Submittions

There's a new Patches forum where we ask people to submit code patches for review.

Please read Creating and Applying Patches with TortoiseSVN document, if you are unfamiliar with this process.

Administrative Forum

As our ranks of administrators have grown, we need a place for them to discuss the minutiae of dealing with all the various aspects of the projects. Only people with administrative priviledges will see this.

Posting this information here was the easiest way (yes, I'm lazy and didn't want to contact everybody individually) to let all the administrators know about this.

All Hail WheelMUD!

I just upgraded our CCNet server to version 1.5.0. You will notice some minor UI changes. You can now sort by the listed columns.

Also, I configured the preliminary email task to send emails whenever a build fails.

Regards,

Your friendly and invisible System Administrator

I'm in the process of upgrading CCNet to the latest version. So here are a few things I am researching:

• Make CCNet send emails when a build fails
• Integrate StyleCop
• Nightly builds

I found how to do the first one, but I haven't had much luck with the other two.

Our CCNet installation is throwing an exception whenever it tries to do a timed check for changes. ThoughtWorks knows about this. This is why we are seeing a high rate of build failures.

Regards,

Your friendly and invisible System Administrator

We had a very productive meeting yesterday with a few of the active people. We come up with a logical high level roadmap to help us get all of the basic MUD systems completed.

High Level Roadmap - Wiki

Discussion for the High Level Roadmap - Forums

Hopefully, this roadmap will help answer question like "Is X system completed?" and "When will you work on X feature?"

We have nailed down what will be done for version 0.3. We are keeping a list of tasks supporting each version/feature on our CodePlext Issue Tracker page.