Oregami-News

[gene]

Today I updated Confluence and Jira to the latest version!

Confluence Wiki => 5.1.5 to 5.4
Jira => 5.2 to 6.2

Please inform me if you detect any problems.

[gene]

We published a new blog entry about my generic open source RESTful server application.
Spread the word!

[Ultyzarus]

So, it's been a while since we haven't had any news. I saw that Gene is progressing with the code, but I can't make much of it Will we have a beta of sorts, or just something more concrete to try on in the coming year?

[gene]

...Will we have a beta of sorts, or just something more concrete to try on in the coming year?

A beta?
No sorry, that will (sadly) not happen very soon.
Still working out the technical fundamentals, but getting forward with it.

We are trying to push Oregami as fast as we can. Don't leave this place!

[Ultyzarus]

I'm stopping by every once in a while, but I'm worried a lot of info will be very hard to acquire by the time Oregami is ready...

[gene]

I updated our Confluence installaton to Version 5.6.6 today because of this security alert.
Everything seems to work fine, but if you see something that does not work please tell me about it!

[gene]

I made so small updates to the Oregami Website.

The developer page (english / german) has been updated, the "old" system architecture has been removed and I entered some infos about Spring boot, Domain Driven Design and Hexagonal architecture.

@Mz per X:
What about adding IGDB on the links page? Would you mind writing a short info text about it? Would be great!

[MZ per X]

@Mz per X:
What about adding IGDB on the links page? Would you mind writing a short info text about it? Would be great!

I wouldn't mind, ya know.

IGDB.com is a Swedish project trying to recreate the success of the Internet Movie Database (IMDB.com) for games. The guys behind this site seem to have scored some funding which enables them to work full time on it, so the development speed is astounding. They also made their first connections to the gaming industry by introducing verified profiles for gaming professionals. Promising indeed, and not just by the familiar naming, so let's see where this is headed!

IGDB.com ist ein schwedisches Projekt, das den Erfolg der Internet Movie Database (IMDB.com) im Bereich der Computer- und Videospiele zu wiederholen versucht. Die Leute hinter dieser Seite scheinen auch Investoren gefunden zu haben, die an den Erfolg des Projekts glauben, sodass sie nunmehr Vollzeit daran arbeiten können, was natürlich eine beeindruckende Entwicklungsgeschwindigkeit erlaubt. Außerdem haben sie ihre ersten Verbindungen zur Spielebranche geknüpft, indem sie geprüfte Profile für Spiele-Profis eingeführt haben. Sehr vielversprechend das alles, und nicht nur durch den vertrauten Namen. Also schauen wir mal, wo die Reise hingeht!

[gene]

@Mz per X:
What about adding IGDB on the links page? Would you mind writing a short info text about it? Would be great!

I wouldn't mind, ya know.

Perfect, thanks!
It's online.

[gene]

I updated the Oregami Confluence installation to the latest version 6.0.7 (before we had 5.5).
Some major changes happened in the left navigation bar.

I am not sure if the PlantUML plugin is still working. Let's wait and see...

Edit: I updated all confluence plug-ins to the latest version and found the reason why editing pages did not work after the update. The solution was to limit the "collaborative editing" feature a bit. But as we are not editing the same document with more than one person at a time very often, this shouldn't be a problem

[MZ per X]

The solution was to limit the "collaborative editing" feature a bit. But as we are not editing the same document with more than one person at a time very often, this shouldn't be a problem

This obviously prevents me from moving pages around. Can we do something about this?

[gene]

The solution was to limit the "collaborative editing" feature a bit. But as we are not editing the same document with more than one person at a time very often, this shouldn't be a problem

This obviously prevents me from moving pages around. Can we do something about this?

Moving of pages is possible, how did you try to do it?
I do it always with a click on the "three-dots-menu" in the upper right corner when you view a page (next to the "Share" Button), then "View page in hierarchy". That leads you e.g. here. Then you can drag & drop any page to move it to another place in the document hierarchy.

[MZ per X]

I do it always with a click on the "three-dots-menu" in the upper right corner when you view a page (next to the "Share" Button), then "View page in hierarchy".

This I tried, but my changes aren't saved. I also tried the "Move" command in that submenu, but get the following error:

The following error(s) occurred:

Collaborative editing's offline right now, so we can't move your page. Try again when it's back online.

[gene]

I do it always with a click on the "three-dots-menu" in the upper right corner when you view a page (next to the "Share" Button), then "View page in hierarchy".

This I tried, but my changes aren't saved. I also tried the "Move" command in that submenu, but get the following error:

The following error(s) occurred:

Collaborative editing's offline right now, so we can't move your page. Try again when it's back online.

Ugh, didn't know that, sorry.
But it won't be easy to reactivate the "Collaborative editing" feature, it requires (with that new confluence version we have updated to) a new apache version which isn't available for the ubuntu server version we are using.
That means we would have to update the whole operating system
I will think about it.

[gene]

Thanks to Let’s Encrypt we now have a "real" SSL certificate installed for this forum.