GForge Advanced Server

GForge Advanced Server is completely redesigned and rewritten from scratch to make a modular, modern system that is easy to install and maintain.

Based on an object-oriented plugin architecture, it's also very easy to extend.

Current major community websites running Gforce include Rubyforge and PGFoundry.

A commercial license must be purchased if exceeding 15 installations.

What is new in this release:

• Sprints - GForge now ships with support for Sprints.
• Trove Improvements - We've completed revamped the user interface for managing projects within your trove and added some powerful administration features.
• Project Templates - Project Templates are now a part of the Trove.
• Tracker Workflow - When setting up workflow GForge will now give each workflow status a visual indicator to the administrator letting them know which transitions they have setup up workflow rules for.
• Added Support for CentOS 7 and RHEL 7.
• Debian Support- We now support Debian Wheezy
• modauthgforge - We enabled modauthgforge and use it by default when using SVN or Git over HTTP(S) which is a huge performance improvement.
• pg-pool Support - If you have a separate server for the GForge database we now support pg-pool which implement connection pooling. This will be a big performance improvement for customers using this sort of configuration.
• Post-commit Filters - We now provide the same interface we offer for managing pre-commit filters for managing post-commit filters.
• Training Videos - We have published a series of training videos on our YouTube channel.

What is new in version 6.4.0:

• Sprints - GForge now ships with support for Sprints.
• Trove Improvements - We've completed revamped the user interface for managing projects within your trove and added some powerful administration features.
• Project Templates - Project Templates are now a part of the Trove.
• Tracker Workflow - When setting up workflow GForge will now give each workflow status a visual indicator to the administrator letting them know which transitions they have setup up workflow rules for.
• Added Support for CentOS 7 and RHEL 7.
• Debian Support- We now support Debian Wheezy
• modauthgforge - We enabled modauthgforge and use it by default when using SVN or Git over HTTP(S) which is a huge performance improvement.
• pg-pool Support - If you have a separate server for the GForge database we now support pg-pool which implement connection pooling. This will be a big performance improvement for customers using this sort of configuration.
• Post-commit Filters - We now provide the same interface we offer for managing pre-commit filters for managing post-commit filters.
• Training Videos - We have published a series of training videos on our YouTube channel.

What is new in version 6.3.1:

• Support tracker: Member group not set properly.
• Support tracker: skip first notification after the TI is submitted and set the timestamp
• Support group and assignee lost. Suspecting cron15.php
• Support tracker: autoclose sets close date correctly but it's not visible in browse or TI pages.
• Filter "Out Of Office" replies (and similar automated messages) from creating support requests in GForge

What is new in version 5.7:

• Pervasive Tagging is present throughout the system and search for all items by tags
• New preferences page in Project Admin to select/deselect tabs like Associations and Tags
• Source code indexing/search using doxygen and tsearch2
• Updated theme
• Captchas optional for user registration and forum creations
• New serial field type in tracker
• Quickjump menu is now AJAX to increase performance
• French, German, and Italian Translations updated
• Add Portuguese Brazilian Language support
• Add nss-pgsql support so create_users_group job can be removed. This affects CVS and SVN/GIT if using ssh support instead of DAV support.
• Full GIT plugin included by default

Requirements:

• PHP Accelerator
• GNU Mailman (for mailing list support)
• jabberd (for Jabber support)
• JPGraph (for Gantt charting and graphing support)