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Retrospective
Anonymous posted on Nov 28, 2008
red-green-b.JPG What's this? We conduct process meetings every three weeks where we look back at the last three weeks, discuss what is good and what not, and try to improve the situation all the time. Every now and then (after each major release) we take some time to reconsider a larger timespan in order to also tackle the bigger or underlying problems. In Confluence-land this is called Retrospective. We did one four months ago already, this is our second one.…
Confluence 2.10 Milestone 5
Anonymous posted on Nov 28, 2008
The Confluence team is proud to present Confluence 2.10 milestone 5. This milestone was deployed to our internal system on Friday and is the final milestone of 2.10 feature development. This milestone contains many new features and enhancements that you can read about in the release notes - please log any issues you find with the milestone on JAC under the Confluence project as affecting 2.10. Thanks!…
Quick HOWTO - Confluence testing with Maven
Anonymous posted on Nov 28, 2008
These days, I find it sometimes easier to start Confluence in Maven rather than in IDEA when I want to reproduce test failures. It has a more standard classpath, for example, and matches the behaviour of Bamboo more closely. Starting Confluence in Maven Here's how: # put the latest version into the local repo mvn clean install -Dmaven.test.…



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