Smolder 0.3 has arrived. This is the first release candidate towards 1.0.

Smolder is web-based smoke test aggregator used by developers and testers to
upload (automated or manually) and view smoke/regression tests using the Test
Anything Protocol. Details and trends can be viewed in various formats (HTML,
XML, YAML) and also via email.

Changes in the last 2 minor releases are:

   0.3 (1.0 RC1)

   * Mark tests that have files that exit with a non-zero status that use
     ’no_plan’ to be marked as failing - M. Peters
   * Allow anonymous smoke tests added to public projects - M. Peters
   * Added public projects - M. Peters
   * Upgrading to Apache 1.3.36 - M. Peters
   * Auto-purging of old compressed XML files by ProjectFullReportsMax config
     directive - M. Peters
   * Better caching headers for static files - M. Peters
   * Fixed building of SQLite on some platforms - Mark Stosberg
   * Searchable HTML versions of docs - M. Peters
   * Fixing graph generation bug when using SQLite - Sam Tregar
   * Compressed XML storage and acceptance during upload - M. Peters, Sam Tregar
   * Runtime errors sometimes being lost - Sam Tregar, M. Peters
   * Removed un-used mod_ssl sources and build - M. Peters

   0.2

   * Turn on mod_auth_tkt for all dynamic requests so that Apache auth stages
     are run and valid credentials produced - M. Peters
   * Added smolder_prove, to run any normal Perl tests for smolder - M. Peters
   * Send the port number in URLs in emails - Sam Tregar
   * Skip the authinfo test if Apache is not running - Sam Tregar
   * Added missing modules to src (XML::Parser, XML::SAX::Expat,
     Exception::Class and Exception::Class::TryCatch) - Sam Tregar
   * Using a smaller number of Apache children and Apache::SizeLimit to limit
     any memory hogging - M. Peters
   * Added built-in SQLite support - (M. Peters, Mark Stosberg)
   * Added multi-db support via Smolder::DBPlatform - M. Peters
   * Upgraded DBI to 1.50 - M. Peters
   * Added notification to the user of failed AJAX requests - M. Peters

Smolder can be download from
https://sourceforge.net/projects/smolder

Thanks to Mark Stosberg and Sam Tregar for the help and for Plus Three, LP for
sponsoring my work on this, as well as providing guinea pigs.

-- 
Michael Peters
Developer
Plus Three, LP

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