6.x

The Aegir team is pleased to announce the second release candidate for the upcoming Aegir 2.0 release.

This release mainly fixes our project makefile that, due to an error in our build process, did not pull in the latest code. However, we took this opportunity to update our external dependencies.

Read the full release notes: http://community.aegirproject.org/2.0-rc2

Changes since 6.x-2.0-rc1:

• Reduce border thickness of modal dialogs, since the updated version.

The Aegir team is pleased to announce the second release candidate for the upcoming Aegir 2.0 release.

This release mainly fixes our project makefile that, due to an error in our build process, did not pull in the latest code. However, we took this opportunity to update our external dependencies.

Read the full release notes: http://community.aegirproject.org/2.0-rc2

Changes since 6.x-2.0-rc1:

The Aegir team is pleased to announce the second release candidate for the upcoming Aegir 2.0 release.

This release mainly fixes our project makefile that, due to an error in our build process, did not pull in the latest code. However, we took this opportunity to update our external dependencies.

Read the full release notes: http://community.aegirproject.org/2.0-rc2

Changes since 6.x-2.0-rc1:

• treat symlinks as existing, fixes #2046249

The Aegir team is pleased to announce the second release candidate for the upcoming Aegir 2.0 release.

This release mainly fixes our project makefile that, due to an error in our build process, did not pull in the latest code. However, we took this opportunity to update our external dependencies.

Read the full release notes: http://community.aegirproject.org/2.0-rc2

Changes since 6.x-2.0-rc1:

Add token support to webform 6.x-3.19.

The Aegir team is pleased to announce the first release candidate for the upcoming Aegir 2.0 release.

This release mainly targets a few critical bugs that were found in the second beta, mostly related to ongoing Views, Drush integration and access control. We also introduce a number of new features and finally drop support for provisioning Drupal 5 sites completely (for real this time!). Along the way, we did quite a bit of API cleanup.