COPPER now on GitHub!

on 09 Dec 2013 by Dirk
Tagged GitHub
Filed under infrastructure

We moved the source code from Google Code to GitHub: Now it’s here: https://github.com/copper-engine/copper-engine

Google Code served us well one year now, but we found that GitHub has some very attractive features: better issue and release management, free webspace (GitHub pages), a nicer wiki. Plus, of course, the first-class support for Git, the new version control behemoth we all love.

So, we removed all content from the old Google code site and moved it to GitHub. The new issue tracker is here, and all documentation went to our new website.

Please let us know if anything is missing! E-mail to contact@copper-engine.org.

COPPER website revamped

on 08 Dec 2013 by Dirk
Filed under infrastructure

As you can see, we completely revamped our copper-engine.org website. :) Take a look around!

The site is now made with pure Bootstrap 3.0 and is served by the Jekyll templating engine on GitHub pages (more on GitHub in our next post).

Not everything is quite there yet, documentation is still lacking, but we’re working on it! We’ll post it here whenever we make some new content available.

Stay tuned!

COPPER 2.4.3 released

on 26 Nov 2013 by Michael
Filed under releases

COPPER 2.4.3 is the latest stable release. Here’ what’s new:

  • New feature: engine.run throws DuplicateIdException if an existing workflow instance id is used - this is also implemented for the transient engine which substitutes throwing an IllegalStateException
  • New feature: Default value for property “loadNonWorkflowClasses” in “FileBasedWorkflowRepository” changed from false to true, due to various problems, e.g. Switch-case not working out-of-the-box
  • Bugfix: ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException and other exceptions during workflow instrumentation when extensively using nested blocks and local variables

You can get it here: https://github.com/copper-engine/copper-engine/releases/tag/2.4.3