Integrating the world….continuously

The final release for CruiseControl 2.7.1 has been posted to SourceForge.

Download the new release here.

Some cool things in this release include:

* Upgraded Ant bundled with CruiseControl to 1.7.0.
* RPM / Debian packager updated to include most features from the binary
distribution.
* Dashboard displays artifacts in a tree structure.
* CC-config project is now included as a link in the dashboard to use
for configuring CruiseControl.
* Basic integration mechanism for project management tools (e.g. Mingle,
Trac).
* Dashboard bug fixes.
* AllFusion Harvest plugin switch to SDK instead of command line.
* New CompoundPublisher to create groups of publishers.
* TFS support with sourcecontrol and bootstrapper.

The complete release notes are at here.

Thanks to everyone that helped make this release a success.

Contributors
* Allan Wick
* Barrett Nuzum
* Bill Wohler
* Brian Egge
* Dan Fabulich
* Dave Kilroy
* Gisbert Amm
* Ilkka Laukkanen
* Ingo Richter
* Jason R. Hull
* Jeff Jensen
* Jerome Lacoste
* Joseph Benavidez
* Lars Gehrken
* Martin Woodward
* Maxim Butov
* Nayan Hajratwala
* Nicolas Ternisien
* Paul Heaberlin
* Ram Singaram
* Robert Thornburrow
* Robert Watkins (committer emeritus)
* Szczepan Faber
* Tim Brown
* Willem Verstraeten

CruiseControl Committers
* Jason Yip
* Jeffrey Fredrick
* Hack Kampbjørn
* Dan Rollo

And the CruiseControl Enterprise Team:
* Chad Wathington
* Chris Read
* Chris Turner
* Cyndi Mitchell
* Erik Doernenburg
* Hu Kai
* Jayne Barnes
* Jenny Wong
* Jez Humble
* Jon Tirsen
* Li Guanglei
* Li Mo
* Tom Sulston
* Wang Xiaoming
* Yuan Yingjie

CITCON Asia-Pacific is schedule for June 20 & 21, 2008 in Melbourne, Australia.

CITCON, the Continuous Integration and Testing Conference, is a world-wide series of free Open Spaces events for developer-testers, tester-developers and anyone else with an interest in Continuous Integration and the type of Testing that goes along with it.
See the website for more details.
http://citconf.com/melbourne2008

We’ll be seeking volunteers to help make the conference a success. See the volunteer page for more detail.
http://citconf.com/melbourne2008/volunteer.php

And, of course, we will be looking for sponsors to make the conference possible. If you know a company interested in sponsoring, please let us know.
http://citconf.com/melbourne2008/sponsor.php

Thanks! We hope to see a lot of you in Melbourne.