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Release of OpenACS 5.10.1:

We are proud to announce the release of the OpenACS 5.10.1 [1].
The release of OpenACS 5.10.1 contains the 100 packages of the
oacs-5-10 branch. These packages include the OpenACS core packages,
the major application packages (e.g., most of the ones used on
OpenACS.org), and DotLRN 2.10.1. The release is probably the most
secure and with the most tested code since ever.

Altogether, OpenACS 5.10.1 differs from OpenACS 5.10.0 by the following
statistics

   3038 files changed, 1291141 insertions(+), 354533 deletions(-)

These changes were contributed by 8 committers
   - Antonio Pisano
   - Gustaf Neumann
   - Günter Ernst
   - Héctor Romojaro
   - Michael Aram,
   - Raúl Rodríguez,
   - Sebastian Scheder, and
   - Thomas Renner

and additional 8 patch/bugfix providers
    - Felix Mödritscher,
    - Frank Bergmann,
    - Franz Penz,
    - Josue Cardona,
    - Keith Paskett,
    - Markus Moser,
    - Marty Israelsen, and
    - Monika Andergassen

all sorted by the first names.

In terms of changes, the release contains the largest amount of
changes of the releases in the last 10 years. The packages with the
most changes are acs-tcl, acs-templating, xowiki, xowf,
acs-automated-testing, acs-admin, and xotcl-core.

For a partial summary of changes, please check the release notes [2],
for the more detailed list of changes since the release of OpenACS
5.10.0, see [3]. Many changes/enhancements of the application packages
are just contained in the detailed changelog.

All packages of the release were tested with PostgreSQL 16.* and Tcl
8.6.*.
Many thanks to everybody who made this release possible!

[1] https://openacs.org/
[2] https://openacs.org/doc/release-notes
[3] https://openacs.org/changelogs/ChangeLog-5.10.1

Am 03.09.2024 um 16:15 schrieb gustafn:
> Release of OpenACS 5.10.1:

My congratualtion and admiration to the whole OpenACS team.
This sound amazing !

Take care,
Harald

> We are proud to announce the release of the OpenACS 5.10.1 [1].

An impressive achievement, long awaited!

Kudos! Stefan