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    Anush Ramani
    Go 2.2 Early Access build released
    Post posted January 31, 2011 by Anush Ramani, last edited February 9, 2012
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    Go 2.2 Early Access build released
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    The Go team is excited to announce the launch of the Go 2.2 early access program. This program allows our community of users to try out features in Go 2.2 before it is officially released.

    Each EA build comes with its own license (be sure to download it along with the installers). The license entitles you to all Go features (including Enterprise features). Download the EA build.

    We'd love to hear from you as we roll out each EA build. We'll be actively responding to questions and comments via this forum. So please, try it out and give us your feedback.

    In this release:

    • A brand new Pipeline Compare feature that lets you compare any two builds and see exactly what checkins went in. If you're using Mingle 3.3, you will also be able to see a list of stories that were worked on between two builds.
    • Grant and remove administrative rights from the User Summary screen.
    • Search by pipeline label in the Trigger with Options window.

    Important: Please note that early access builds are not supported and we do not reccomend using them in your production environment.

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    • Ian Bridson
      posted February 4, 2011 by Ian Bridson

      Hi Anush

      Can you also comment on which bugs have been resolved in this EA build?

    • Anush Ramani
      posted February 8, 2011 by Anush Ramani

      Here are a list of bug fixes worth mentioning:

      • Jobs no longer fail when attempting to delete a non-existent directory when the cleanWorkingDir flag is true.
      • When a job is unable to find a matching agent to run on, a warning message is persisted (earlier, the warning message used to disappear very quickly)
      • Resolved issues with anonymous access (when Go security is turned off) for OAuth enabled OpenSocial gadgets.
      • Users no longer have to re-authorize an OAuth gadget if Go's configuration is modified.
      • Fixed issues with saving pipeline templates when editing them from the Pipeline Configuration screen.