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So after the overwhelming success of the last Month of Bugs competition we had (leading up to 2.0.0.GA) we'd like to do the same with 2.1.0.GA.

2.1.0.CR3 has just been released. It is faster and more stable than CR2, and we'd really like anyone using 2.0.0 to download and try out 2.1.0.CR3 instead. Try it in your test or staging systems, try it with your unit and stress tests. And let us know how it performs. Also, help us by going through the documentation, examples, everything, really - as far as the competition is concerned, every contribution counts, whether it is a bug, unit test, code patch, documentation edit, whatever.

As with the last time, there are some great prizes up for grabs such as gift vouchers, T-Shirts, etc., and we've also added @jbosscache.org email aliases to add to your geek credentials!

Please see the Month of Bugs page on the JBoss Cache website for details.

Happy hacking!
Manik

Posted by Manik Surtani at 18:37 0 comments  

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The recently-run Month of Bugs has proved to be a very useful tool in helping get a lot of testing and hardening on the Habanero CRs leading up to releasing.

As promised, prize winners have now been contacted, and I'd like to thank you all for your valuable contributions and participation. I do see this mechanism as a useful and effective thing to do prior to major releases, and quite possibly something we'd repeat in the future. :-)

Cheers,
Manik

Posted by Manik Surtani at 18:30 0 comments  

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Never mind the misleading name, the "Month of Bugs" for JBoss Cache will basically run all the way through to the GA date, which will probably be towards the end of July.

Just so people know that the competition is still open. :-)

Posted by Manik Surtani at 13:03 0 comments  

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This weekend we've launched the Month of Bugs competition for JBoss Cache. With just over a month to go before the planned release of JBoss Cache 2.0.0 Habanero, we'd like to invite the community to take part in this competition.

Contributions are welcome in all areas including bug fixes, unit tests, documentation and wiki articles, with the best ones receiving prizes delivered on the date of the final release.

Do visit the JBoss Cache Month of Bugs page for details. Looking forward to your participation!

Cheers,

Manik Surtani
Project Lead, JBoss Cache
http://labs.jboss.org/jbosscache

Posted by Manik Surtani at 14:52 0 comments  

Labels: jboss cache, MOB, month of bugs

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