Review Board

The Django project just announced a new set of security releases. We're putting out a matching Review Board 1.7.25 release that pulls these in, plus fixes for Active Directory and some documentation. We recommend that everybody running 1.7.x ... [More] updates to 1.7.25. If you're not ready to upgrade Review Board yet, you can instead upgrade to the new Django release by running: $ sudo easy_install... [Less]

Review Board 1.7.24 is out! What? Another release already? Yes, unfortunately a couple problems were found in last night's 1.7.23 release, and we wanted to get the fixes out to you ASAP. This fixes a crash with adding new repositories, and with ... [More] displaying the Manual Updates page (triggered when Review Board detects a problem that must be fixed by hand). The very brief release notes are... [Less]

Review Board 1.7.23 is out. It’s a fairly typical bug fix release, with one addition that helps to address Heartbleed. Heartbleed is the name for a widespread SSL security vulnerability found in OpenSSL and announced to the world on April 7th that ... [More] can allow attackers to, in some cases, access private data in memory. It’s not specific to Review Board (and, in fact, the vulnerability lies outside... [Less]

Oh man, do we have a great release for you today. RBTools 0.6 has just been released, and it's a big one. We spent a lot of time simplifying the process for posting and updating review requests, and we think it's going to make life a lot easier ... [More] for just about everyone. Posting using Git or Mercurial used to require dealing with --parent and --revision-range, along with our custom revision... [Less]

Review Board 2.0 RC 2 is out, everybody! Thanks to all the great feedback from our beta testers, we were able to identify and fix the few remaining issues keeping us from a solid 2.0 release. There's a bunch of fixes for little things here and ... [More] there. Some polish, some performance enhancements, and a couple usability improvements. All in all, the release is feeling pretty stable, and we're... [Less]

We're in the home stretch now with our release of Review Board 2.0 RC 1. Our fist release candidate was focused on squashing bugs, improving performance, and tweaking the usability of the product, in preparation for the final 2.0 release. ... [More] We've fine-tuned the diff viewer, cutting the time of some operations in half. We've also reduced the startup and response time for installations using... [Less]

Review Board 1.7.22 is out. It's primarily a bug fix release, with an important security update (particularly for public installations). An XSS vulnerability was reported that we've patched that involves the Search field. If you're running a 1.7.x ... [More] release, we recommend updating to 1.7.22. There's also a large number of bug fixes in this release. We've been working hard on going through the bug... [Less]

We thought it was long past time to show off some of the excellent work our UCOSP Fall 2013 students have been doing, and introduce you all to our Open Academy Spring 2014 students. UCOSP Fall 2013 In Fall of 2013, we had a batch of great ... [More] students from across Canada: Elaine, Natasha, Edward, Behzad, and Alissa. We met up at Mozilla in Toronto and got everyone set up. From there, they flew... [Less]

Review Board 2.0 beta 3 is out! This is an amazing release, with over 15 new user-facing features, over 40 bug fixes, nearly 20 new API and extension improvements, and some significant performance and usability enhancements. This is a huge beta ... [More] , but it's also expected to be our last beta. We'll be moving on to RC next, with a final 2.0 release (hopefully) around the corner. If you're planning... [Less]

Last week's RBTools release brought a lot of great improvements to Perforce, but it also brought an obnoxious bug along for the ride. To post a review request or run any of the other RBTools commands, you had to be in the root of your Perforce ... [More] checkout. RBTools 0.5.7 corrects this bug. If you're a Perforce user, you'll want this release. Otherwise, upgrade if you like shiny new version numbers,... [Less]