All releases of Evergreen

2.0.4

04 Apr 2011 20:55

Release Notes: This is a minor release that fixes problems with acquisitions, fines, missing staff client close tabs, and other bugs.

2.0.3

14 Mar 2011 01:29

Release Notes: This is a minor bugfix release that fixes problems with authority linking, holds clearing, call number sorting, and other bugs.

2.0.2

14 Mar 2011 01:29

Release Notes: This is a bugfix release that includes fixes for holds, authorities, Marc editing, and other functions.

2.0.1

15 Feb 2011 15:18

Release Notes: This is a bugfix release that includes corrections to Serials permissions, Authorities, Acquisitions, overdue fine generation, and holds functionality.

2.0

01 Feb 2011 16:23

Release Notes: Enhancements were made to patron registration, item checkout, the self-check module, item check-in, holds, the staff client interface, OPAC and My Account, billing, collections, fines and fees, action/triggered events and notices, and acquisitions.

1.4.0.4

29 Mar 2009 20:51

Release Notes: This is a bugfix release featuring improved OPAC support for Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Opera, and Safari; removal of a race condition for saving edited bibliographic records; improved I18N support; and greatly improved performance in authority lookups.

1.2.3.0

06 Aug 2008 17:05

Release Notes: New features include a Shelving Location search filter, search configuration parameters, the ability to set the per-circulation maximum fine amount to a percentage (including more than 100%) of the item price, Web-based Self-Checkout functionality, and support for XML-only Z39.50 servers, such as MARCXML-backed Zebra installations. Bugs fixed include two new reporter operators, report editor display (horizontal scrolling) issues, potential encoding problems for RSS and Atom feeds, fine interval parsing, and enhancements for single-location installations.

1.2

05 Dec 2007 10:25

Release Notes: This release adds functionality, performance, and usability improvements, and simplifies installing and configuring. Major changes include the elimination of stop words for searches, more APIs for third party products, and the splitting of OpenSRF into a separate project and code base. This is also the first true "community release" that has received significant contributions from people not affiliated with the original developers.