RT 4.0.12 released

It’s my pleasure to announce RT 4.0.12 is now available for download.

This release of RT repairs a regression in 4.0.11. If you use the Rich
Text Editor, the red background on Reply was missing due to the update
of CKEditor to support IE10. It also includes a database upgrade, so
please make sure to run ‘make upgrade-database’.

Features

  • Date and DateTime Custom Fields now have the same ‘smart’ date parsing
    that core RT date fields have.
  • Improved logging when the sending of a Correspond or Comment fails.
  • The Quick Search preferences page now has Select/Clear All buttons.
  • Unprivileged users can now change Language and Time Zone.
  • Warn MySQL users if their max_allowed_packet is dangerously low.

Bugfixes

  • Repair 4.0.11 regression where red background on Reply with the
    RichText Editor was lost.
  • Quiet warnings in the verbose user format.
  • Allow changing the case of a Group’s name (prevented by earlier code
    stopping you from having two groups with the same name).
  • Allow changing the case of a Class’s name.
  • Avoid warnings when using empty Templates.
  • Update our InnoDB checks for MySQL 5.6 compatibility.
  • Clarification of when SetOutgoingMailFrom and OverrideOutgoingMailFrom
    are available.
  • Improve layout of collection lists in IE.
  • Fix Attach more files button in Self Service.
  • Set caching headers on autocomplete endpoints.
  • Restore and improve prematurely deleted documentation for
    DontSearchFileAttachments.
  • Correct the encoding of Dashboard email Subject headers.
  • Fix the default roles on User->WatchedQueues.
  • Document the need to grant SeeCustomField in UPGRADING-3.4.
  • Nudge menus below the shadows in aileron.
  • Fix missing headers and a syntax error in the
    /REST/1.0/attachment/NN endpoint.

Localization

  • Improve the display of numbers when using the French localization.
  • Built in components and searches (such as Bookmarked Tickets) are now
    localizable.
  • Use PostgreSQL error codes in the full-text-indexer instead of
    matching on error messages that may be in a non-english language.
  • Localize ‘Dashboard’ during creation.
  • Mark ‘Modify this user’ as localizable.

Developer

  • Test can now be run against a remote DB server.
  • Install etc/upgrade to make some rt-setup-database actions easier
    without requiring access to the install directory.
  • RT_TEST_PARALLEL_NUM controls the -j param in make parallel-test
  • Work around a git bug in git archive when packaging releases.
    This caused the third party sources to bloat the 4.0.11 tarball.
  • Fix examples in the CreateTickets documentation.
  • RT Ticket types (ticket, approval, reminder) are now always forced to
    lower case.
  • Allow the use of ‘NOT IN’ in Limits (assuming a new enough
    DBIx::SearchBuilder).

A complete changelog is available from git by running:

git log rt-4.0.11..rt-4.0.12

or viewing Github’s comparison.


Comments

3 responses to “RT 4.0.12 released”

  1. Devin Avatar

    “Date and DateTime Custom Fields now have the same ‘smart’ date parsing that core RT date fields have.”Does this change include showing the ‘smart’ date in search results? The dates still appear to be in UTC.

  2. Thomas Sibley Avatar
    Thomas Sibley

    The “smart date parsing” being referred to is dates like “2 days ago” or “1 month”. It sounds like you’re asking about timezones, which are fully supported in RT. There is a global $Timezone config option, as well as a per-user timezone setting under Logged in as … -> About Me. Datetimes are displayed in the current user’s timezone, or the system default if the user doesn’t have a timezone set. Bare dates don’t use a timezone since they don’t include a time component and always specify an absolute year, month, and day.Does that answer your question?

  3. Peter Kuykendall Avatar
    Peter Kuykendall

    Is there a prebuilt VM available? I’d really like to try it out in that format if possible before building a Linux VM and installing it on that.

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