New features

So, the Version Control API doesn't yet live up to all that it promises to achieve, but it works well enough for what it does and should really get a stable release before more of the looming large database changes come up again. At this point, there are working backends for CVS, Git and Mercurial - all of them offer commit log functionality, and CVS also supports access control. Project node integration (versioncontrol_project) provides an optional extension to the core functionality with a mapping of commits to projects and associated access control rules.

Compared to a project*/cvslog based solution, Version Control API & friends currently still lacks integration with project release nodes and probably has suboptimal performance for large repositories with huge masses of commits. Both of those issues will be taken on for the 6.x version, and if you just need a log viewer for one or more (simultaneously) of the above version control systems then you might already find this set of modules quite appealing :)

The companion release to Version Control API 5.x-1.0. At this point, the CVS backend supports everything that the original cvslog module did, with the obligatory exception (the "don't remove release tags" restriction - that's because there's no release node integration for Version Control API yet, and also because of issue #220175).

This release increases compatibility with various versions of jQuery (1.0 through 1.2.3) and adds a 'mailto' icon option.

New Features:
- Mail icon option added: http://drupal.org/node/213159

This release increases compatibility with various versions of jQuery (1.0 through 1.2.3) and adds a 'mailto' icon option.

Bug Fixes:
- Drupal 5.6 Upgrade breaks external links: http://drupal.org/node/214517

New Features:
- Mail icon option added: http://drupal.org/node/213159

first and hopefully the only 2.0 beta release. New features since 1.x:

This is the first release of the Asterisk Call Detail Records (CDRs) Drupal Module. There is still plenty of room to grow, but the initial release gives a solid starting point.

For now, user-side, you are presented with a form allowing you to search date ranges, durations, src and destination of calls. Based on chosen criteria, you are returned a paginated list, and can drill down for more information on each call.

Please give feedback, as I plan to improve this module substantially, but would love some ideas from others, as well.