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PureCM adds SQL Server support with its latest release

Thu, 29 Jul 2010 00:00:00 GMT

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PureCM Now Supporting SQL Server with the Latest Release of its Version Control Solution

Data Storage options for the PureCM Change and Configuration Management solution now include SQL Server, SQLite and its native database

29 July 2010 - PureCM, the configuration management specialist, today announced a major new release of its core SCM solution, PureCM 2010-1 SQL Server. This move to support market-leading RDBMS systems brings proven scalability and database management capabilities to software development teams.

"We're excited to add SQL Server to our range of supported databases to satisfy customer feedback" said Mike Shepherd, Technical Consultant at PureCM. "Being able to deploy PureCM with SQL Server allows companies to leverage their existing expertise and infrastructure, making it much easier to manage scalability, backup, reporting or high-availability requirements."

Use of existing resources and near-zero administration

The choice between SQL Server and SQLite also allows development teams to make the most of their current resources. Teams with dedicated DB administrators can leverage their expertise, while smaller teams might prefer the free and embedded SQLite backend with minimal administrative overhead.

Further enhancements in this release include:

Improved progress reporting. Thanks to the full task tracking and configuration management capabilities, PureCM Professional allows for real-time status reporting on project progress. Additional reports like task burndown or tasks per developer are now available to development managers to get additional insight into team velocity and developer availability.
New "released tasks" finder. Development or Release Managers can now quickly find all releases that included a specific task, such as a bug fix. Especially in environments with components shared between projects or multiple parallel (custom) versions, this feature improves transparency and saves valuable time by providing this information on a simple mouse click.
Facilitated merging and sharing administration. Development managers now get merging and shared component wizards from the Projects view. The merging wizard allows for user-friendly and visual merging directly between branches, while the component manager simplifies setting up shared folders between projects.

This latest version builds on the integration and automation features introduced earlier this year, and includes many new features that allow development teams to adopt agile practices where and when it most suits their needs. PureCM doesn't dictate the way that developers should work, it aims at letting developers and teams get on with their jobs seamlessly and unobtrusively, helping to maximise their productivity.

Available in two editions

PureCM 2010-1 is available in two editions: PureCM Professional and PureCM Standard. Both editions include the proven version control core and integration with Visual Studio and Eclipse, giving users a lightweight yet highly scalable solution. PureCM Professional adds integrated work item tracking, merge automation and reporting to provide users with an end-to-end solution. A free trial of PureCM 2010-1 SQL Server is available from: http://www.purecm.com/downloads.php

About PureCM

PureCM is a Software Change and Configuration Management (SCCM) solution that controls, tracks and visualises changes to digital assets. PureCM facilitates and accelerates software development in team environments accommodating best practises such as task-based version control, distributed development and build automation.

Complete with integrated Task Tracking functionality, PureCM can be tailored to any development and change management process. PureCM runs on Windows, Linux, and Mac, and offers native integration with Visual Studio® and Eclipse.

Please read the release notes to learn more about the changes in PureCM 2010-1d.

Contact

Publication Date: 29 July 2010
Contact: Kenji Sulzberger, e: kenji@purecm.com, t: +44 (0)1625 660 824

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MacTech reviews PureCM Professional

Mon, 19 Jul 2010 00:00:00 GMT

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PureCM Product Review on MacTech

19 July 2010 - MacTech, the leading publication for Mac technology and development, has reviewed PureCM Professional 2010-1 for Mac. The review highlighted the task integration and feature branch automation as strong points, setting PureCM apart from other tools in the market.

The MacTech review also points out the end-to-end focus on tasks and features, providing a project history with much richer content. This is especially true for parallel development, where PureCM can keep the link between task and changes even if they get merged across branches.

To read the full review, please visit the MacTech website.

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In the News: SD Times special on SCM

Tue, 06 Jul 2010 00:00:00 GMT

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In the News: Changing Fortunes for SCM

06 July 2010 - SD Times' latest coverage of the SCM market finds an exciting prospect as "[..] industry experts sense that some new things on the SCM front are brewing." After a period of perceived calm, innovation has picked up recently, driven by "[..] tighter collaboration of roles and tools and the expansion of SCM within the application life cycle."

Leading experts, including PureCM's Mike Shepherd, share their view on what can be expected in the near future. Besides giving their view on the industry, they also briefly introduce and compare the current market-leading solutions. PureCM is in the middle of it all with its latest 2010-1 release, which integrates change and configuration management to allow for unmatched SCM automation.

Click here to read the full article

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New PureCM 2010-1a release now supporting VS 2010

Wed, 05 May 2010 00:00:00 GMT

2010-1a Release Notes

This is a bugfix release. Please refer to the 2010-1 Release Notes to learn more about the major enhancements.

Enhancements

Visual Studio 2010 Plug In.

Bug Fixes

'View Outstanding Changes' from a workspace opens the default internet browser.
SSL connection can hang when downloading or reverting files.
Server running native database will not start without an 'admin' user.
Workspace 'Open in Default Application' not working for Visual Studio solution files.
Components are not copied when creating a stream from a stream with source components.
Components are not removed when creating a new Version, Release or Feature.

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PureCM Brings Benefits of Agile ALM to Development Teams

Thu, 15 Apr 2010 00:00:00 GMT

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PureCM Brings Benefits of Agile ALM to Development Teams with New 2010-1 Release

15 April 2010 - PureCM, the change and configuration management specialist, has announced a major new release of its core SCM solution, PureCM 2010-1. This includes a range of new and enhanced features to support agile application lifecycle management (ALM), enabling development teams to improve their productivity, shorten release cycles, and collaborate more effectively.

Now supporting agile release planning

PureCM 2010-1's agile planning capabilities fully support working with project releases, iterations and backlogs, linking these to configuration management to ensure that any rescheduling is fully reflected. 2010-1 also automates task tracking, making parallel development easy by matching tasks to releases. This means developers automatically retrieve the right project configurations, saving time and reducing the risk of errors.

Another significant enhancement is support for isolated features. When starting work on a feature PureCM Professional automatically creates a feature stream and maps the developer workspace against it, avoiding the need for a developer to create a branch manually. In addition, PureCM Professional automatically updates features with any changes from their parent version as a default. In the event of an update conflict, the feature owner is automatically notified via his user dashboard so he can resolve the conflict using PureCM's visual resolve tool.

Furthermore, feature owners receive a notification to integrate the feature back into the parent code line as soon as developers complete a feature. PureCM Professional also enables a meaningful release history, enabling features and tasks to be seen in the project history; not individual file changes or intermediate submits. So even if a feature has been submitted against multiple times for completion, it only shows up once to allow for easy merging to other versions or even a roll back.

Improved integration with 3rd party solutions

Additional features include multiple performance and ergonomic enhancements for developers. PureCM 2010-1 fully integrates with Microsoft Visual Studio, giving developers the option to work entirely within their IDE. Features such as shelving and unshelving changes, or integrating changes from other branches are now directly available within Visual Studio, helping to boost productivity.

Further key capabilities in 2010-1 are its support for build automation and continuous integration. Together with its open SDKs, which enable custom integrations, PureCM 2010-1 allows teams to work with the toolsets they prefer.

Mike Shepherd, Technical Consultant of PureCM said: "This latest version builds on the integration features we introduced last year, and includes many new features that allow development teams to adopt agile practices where and when it most suits their needs. PureCM doesn't dictate the way that developers should work, it simply lets developers and teams get on with their jobs seamlessly and unobtrusively, helping to maximise their productivity."

Building on the changes introduced in 2009

PureCM 2010-1 extends many of the features introduced in the solution in 2009, including plugins for Windows Explorer, bug tracking tools OnTime and Gemini, as well as multiple out-of-the-box integrations for build and modelling tools. It also includes enhanced .NET and Java SDKs for facilitated custom integration.

PureCM 2010-1 is available in two editions: PureCM Standard and PureCM Professional. Both editions include the proven version control core, and integration with Visual Studio and Eclipse, giving users a lightweight but highly scalable solution. Optimised for more complex and larger projects, PureCM Professional adds agile planning, task tracking and reporting to provide users with a fully featured ALM solution.

About PureCM

PureCM is a Change and Configuration Management solution that controls, tracks and visualises changes to digital assets. PureCM facilitates and accelerates software development in team environments accommodating best practises such as agile planning, task-based version control, distributed development and build automation. PureCM is available across multiple platforms like Windows, Linux, and Mac, and offers native integration with Visual Studio® and Eclipse.

Please read the release notes to learn more about the changes in PureCM 2010-1.

Contact

Publish Date: 15 April 2010
Contact: Kenji Sulzberger, e: kenji@purecm.com, t: +44 (0)1625 660 824

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Join the discussion!

Tue, 23 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMT

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Join the discussion!

23 March 2010 - PureCM is building on its community with the launch of its online discussion board. It's open to anybody exposed to PureCM products, whether as a customer, beta tester or free license user. Mike Shepherd, technical consultant at PureCM highlights that 'we really want to make this an open forum. We've had extremely positive experiences talking to customers in the past, so now we want users to be able to share their views and discuss feature requests or issues they've come across.'

Currently, the PureCM discussion board distinguishes three forums: one for the 2010-1 beta, a second for feature requests and a third for general discussion. The discussion board is accessible now using the following link: http://www.purecm.com/forum/index.php.

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DevConnections reviews PureCM Pro

Thu, 18 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMT

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PureCM Product Review on DevConnections

10 March 2010 - DevConnections has recently reviewed PureCM Professional with a special emphasis on its enhanced Visual Studio integration. DevConnections is the new brand for a number of well-known and popular Windows oriented portals such as asp.net PRO or Windows IT PRO.

The review confirmed PureCM's ease of deployment and use, especially for developers working with Visual Studio and using more advanced features for parallel development. It is based on the current PureCM 2009-2 release, so doesn't cover the upcoming release planning and task tracking functionality yet. For interested readers, a preview on the latter is available on the PureCM website now (http://www.purecm.com/start10-1).

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PureCM 2009-2c now available - click to see release notes

Fri, 29 Jan 2010 00:00:00 GMT

2009-2c Release Notes

This is a bugfix release. Please refer to the 2009-2 Release Notes to learn more about the major enhancements.

Enhancements

Handle UNC paths.
Show ignored files & folders as grey and non-added files & folders as red.
Ability to right-click an uncontrolled workspace folder and select 'Exclude'.
Ability to upload files from a folder after creating a new stream.
Ability to upload files from a folder for a blank stream.
Visual Studio 'Add Files to PureCM' message now has a 'No to All' option.
Implement 'Annotated History' toolbar button in Visual Studio.
Changeset Dialog toolbar button renamed from 'Save' to 'Merge' when merging a changeset.
Auto-merge warning states that each change will be merged separately.
Workspaces created with the command line are given a friendly name.
Better help text when resolving binary files in the Resolve Tool.
Check the 'Ignore File Paths' on the server when adding new files.
Unable to add an ignored file/folder.
Friendly error message when trying to add a user/group with a non-unique name.
Automatically resize GUI columns after adding new items.

Bug Fixes

Don't allow changesets to be submitted without a description.
Always hide progress bar on finish.
'Ignore File Paths' policy is case insensitive on Windows.
Fix bugs with rebasing a multi-user workspace.
Fix bug where the incorrect differences are shown in the Visual Studio.
Fix crash when submitting with a conflict in Visual Studio.
Fix GUI refresh issues on workspace folders after rebasing the workspace.
Fix error message when renaming a non-added folder in the GUI.
Fix bug where component changes are not appearing as pending in merge paths.
Fix bug where rollback was not appearing as pending in a merge path.
Handle corrupt cvs databases better during import.
Handle localization better when importing a cvs database.
Fix SCC crashes.
Reconnect when using SCC after being disconnected.

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PureCM 2009-2b now available - now supporting VS Standard

Thu, 03 Dec 2009 00:00:00 GMT

2009-2b Release Notes

This is a bugfix release. Please refer to the 2009-2 Release Notes to learn more about the major enhancements.

Visual Studio Enhanced Client Bug Fixes

Support VS Standard Edition.
Launch the Resolve Tool after unshelving a shelveset.
Stop the GUI Changeset Dialog freezing VS when open.
Fix hanging when trying to checkout a file which is locked but not refreshed.
Fix 'Show Differences' to show the file name.
Refresh streams after creating a stream in the GUI.
Don't show Modal Dialog for PureCM warnings/errors (they appear in the Output View).
Fix transparent Progress Dialog.

Bug Fixes

Able to revert checked out file which has been deleted on disk.
No longer able to move a workspace into another workspace.
Better warning when shelving a file with no changes.
Fix 'pcm unshelve' to integrate the shelveset into the workspace
Fix Linux crashes in Manage Components Dialog.
Fix bug where hoving over file tabs in the GUI opened new tabs.
Use sensible column widths for issue history.
Remember the previous selected issue page.
Handle long lines better in the Diff Window.
Validate issue action 'Time Taken' so it can only contain 1 decimal point.
Better exception handling in 'tdbutil rcheck'.
Fix 'tdbutil rfix' database errors after creating an empty revision.
Only select the relevant files with SCC checkin.
Fix SCC crashes.
Handle symbolic links on Linux and Mac better.
Fix .NET trigger bug where the stream creation event wasn't always refreshed.

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Optimised Visual Studio Integration with PureCM 2009-2

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 00:00:00 GMT

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Developers get Version Control with Optimised Visual Studio Integration with latest PureCM 2009-2 Release

12 November 2009 - PureCM, the configuration management specialist, has announced the latest version of its software configuration management (SCM) solution, PureCM 2009-2. This major release offers much tighter integration into the development environment of software development teams, boosting productivity and making collaboration easier.

Developers can now use the enhanced Visual Studio integration to easily perform task-based development within their IDE. Features originally available in PureCM only are now available directly within Visual Studio, providing developers with intuitive control of their changes and complete transparency of project progress.

Enhanced Visual Studio integration boosts developer productivity

The enhanced Visual Studio integration dramatically improves ease-of-use and productivity along the whole developer workflow. Developers can switch to project branches without rebinding solutions and group their current changes within their IDE to reflect different tasks. Collaboration is facilitated as features like shelving and unshelving changes for code review, or integrating changes from other branches are now directly available within Visual Studio.

"Prior to the launch of this enhanced Visual Studio integration, PureCM already allowed developers to perform basic source control tasks such as checkout or checkin via Microsoft's SCC API", explains Mike Shepherd, technical consultant at PureCM. "While the SCC standard is great to integrate with a wide variety of tools used in the development lifecycle, it has some serious limitations if you want to support collaboration features such as shelving. Offering an enhanced integration was the logical consequence, because of the opportunities it gives us to make life easier for developers with future releases."

Rod Weir, PRD Software said: "PureCM 9.2 gives much tighter integration with Visual Studio, which means developers can do key tasks such as managing changesets, merging changes and getting line-by-line histories to find bugs directly in Visual Studio, instead of having to swap continually between the Visual Studio and CM tool user interfaces. It saves us time and helps avoid errors."

Up to 400% performance increase

The enhanced Visual Studio integration is complemented with new plugins for Windows Explorer and Axosoft's bug tracking tool OnTime. They add to the many out-of-the-box integrations already available, including various build and modelling tools. For users interested in custom integration, the .NET and Java SDKs have been enhanced to include the latest PureCM features. This assures that users get easy access to project data from their favourite tool, regardless of their role in the development lifecycle.

While PureCM has always focused on performance to optimise support for distributed development, the latest 2009-2 release marks another substantial improvement with up to 400% faster submit performance when compared to its predecessor. In combination with highly efficient delta transfer and data compression, PureCM 2009-2 is claimed to be one of the fastest SCM solutions on the market.

New PureCM editions tailored to address different customer needs

Together with the 2009-2 release, PureCM also introduces two editions of their SCM solution: PureCM Standard and PureCM Professional. With both editions including the proven version control core, and integration with Visual Studio and Eclipse, users get a lightweight but highly scalable solution. Optimised for more complex and larger projects, PureCM Professional adds automated change inheritance across branches, issue tracking and reporting to provide users with a fully featured change and configuration management solution.

About PureCM

PureCM is a Software Configuration Management (SCM) solution that controls, tracks and visualises changes to digital assets. PureCM facilitates and accelerates software development in team environments accommodating best practises such as task-based version control, distributed development and build automation. Complete with integrated Issue Management functionality, PureCM can be tailored to any development and change management process. PureCM is available across multiple platforms like Windows, Linux, and Mac, and offers native integration with Visual Studio(R) and Eclipse.

Please read the release notes to learn more about the changes in PureCM 2009-2.

Contact

Publish Date: 12 Nov 2009
Contact: Kenji Sulzberger, e: kenji@purecm.com, t: +44 (0)1625 660 824

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PureCM 2009-1e now available - click to see release notes

Tue, 01 Sep 2009 00:00:00 GMT

2009-1e Release Notes

This is a bugfix release. Please refer to the 2009-1 Release Notes to learn more about the major enhancements.

Enhancements

Stop progress flicker when performing very quick operation.

Support 'Resolve Interactively' and 'Resolve Using' when merging binary files.

Add files filters are now validated when added/updated.

Able to select multiple server files to unlock them all at once.

Bug Fixes

Fix intermittent connection problems after disconnecting and reconnecting to the server.

Fix errors when moving and then renaming a folder before submit.

Fix authentication errors if a username is changed without the password being changed.

Add 'pcm move' to 'pcm help'.

Fix Workspace Property Sheet tab traversal.

Non-workspace merge handles files deletes better.

Fix warnings when unshelving binary files into a workspace.

Enable 'Use File' buttons when unshelving into a workspace.

Fix potential invalid dates being generated in report xml.

Only generate a report once when right-clicking and selecting 'Generate'.

Fix potential invalid report xml after deleting users.

Non-workspace merge handles local encoding better.

Handle different encodings better within the Review Dialog.

Binary files with UTF-8 BOM added as binary files.

Fix bug where unable to delete file locks in components.

Fix potential errors when checking out files within components.

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In the News: Innovation at Work for SCM

Wed, 15 Jul 2009 00:00:00 GMT

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In the News: Innovation at Work for SCM

15 July 2009 - SD Times covered the latest SCM innovations in their July 15 issue, highlighting current and planned solutions from leading SCM vendors. PureCM takes the place as the lightweight tool, allowing agile teams to facilitate collaboration, distributed and parallel development.

The article also coveres a preview on the mid-term roadmaps, providing an outlook on PureCM's plans with an agile ALM solution in 2010.

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PureCM 2009-1d now available - important server bugfix

Thu, 09 Jul 2009 00:00:00 GMT

2009-1d Release Notes

This is a bugfix release. Please refer to the 2009-1 Release Notes to learn more about the major enhancements.

Bug Fixes

Fix bug where empty non-head revisions are created when submitting with a 2008/3 or previous client.

New OnTime Bridge available now

Tue, 07 Jul 2009 00:00:00 GMT

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New OnTime bridge available

07 July 2009 - PureCM has released its first issue tracking connector, the OnTime bridge. This solution allows users to tightly integrate the two solutions to get a complete and seamless insight into their development process, improving transparency and team collaboration.

The PureCM OnTime Bridge is a Windows Service which periodically synchronises OnTime defects, enhancements, and incidents with PureCM issues. So when a defect is assigned to a developer, a PureCM issue is automatically created. When the developer submits his/her work associating the PureCM issue, the OnTime defect is automatically updated.

This solution combines the strenghts of the two tools, making use of OnTime's release planning and help desk functionality, while fully supporting automated reviews and status updates using PureCM.

Click here to learn more about the new OnTime brigdge.

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PureCM now listed on Component Source

Fri, 05 Jun 2009 00:00:00 GMT

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PureCM now listed on ComponentSource

05 June 2009 - PureCM.com has recently reached an agreement with worldwide value added reseller ComponentSource to list its leading SCM solution PureCM on their platform. Any listing is thoroughly audited by ComponentSource before being accepted, which again confirms the high standards PureCM achieves. This agreement will complete Component Source's offering for SCM solutions, while extendig PureCM's worldwide exposure.

This is another step of PureCM.com to extend its partner network. Companies with configuration management and agile expertise are invited to combine their strenghts with PureCM's solution to complete their offering. Please contact PureCM for further information on the regional partner programmes.

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PureCM 2009-1b now available - click to see release notes

Mon, 01 Jun 2009 00:00:00 GMT

2009-1b Release Notes

This is a bugfix release. Please refer to the 2009-1 Release Notes to learn more about the major enhancements.

General Enhancements

Launch 'Repository Selection Dialog' after registering a server.
Automatically launch 'Repository Creation Wizard' if no repositories.
Ability to perform issue actions from the tree context menu.
Simplify the 'Repository Creation Wizard' so it only asks for the name and stream name.

Bug Fixes

Merge handles multiple folder adds properly.
Fix occassional crash when accepting local version during merge.
Fix occassional crash on Visual Studio checkout.
'Check Consistency Wizard' doesn't warn when checking out a modified file.
Fix UTF8 encoding bug when adding invalid UTF8 file.
Fix numerous problems when trying to views issues and not connected to the server.

Automated change inheritance now supported in PureCM 2009-1

Tue, 07 Apr 2009 00:00:00 GMT

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PureCM makes automated parallel development accessible to all

07 April 2009 - PureCM today announced the latest version of their software configuration management solution, PureCM 2009-1. This new release allows companies of any size to benefit from automated yet fully versioned parallel development without incurring the administrative overhead or price tag of other solutions in the market.

With economic pressure still rising and software development companies looking for ways to achieve more with less, streamlining the development process can offer a welcome solution to increase productivity. PureCM 2009-1 helps development managers to do so supporting agile best practices and reducing human error by automating tasks.

"Switching to PureCM has already helped us to step up our development to the next level. We have been able to increase quality and productivity implementing task branching and continuous integration, and PureCM has allowed us to do so easily and with minimal investment," said Rod Weir, managing director at PRD Software. PureCM 2009-1 now further facilitates parallel development offering increased project visibility and automated change tracking.

Automated change tracking across the project hierarchy

According to Stephen Worthington, development manager at PureCM, defining a project hierarchy and introducing branching is but the initial challenge to parallel development. "Once you know how you want to work, a number of solutions will allow you to create branches for teams or individual features", he said. "But the real issue for development managers is about how to keep track of what is going on in each branch and keeping related branches in sync".

PureCM 2009-1 now allows development managers to get insight into which changes need merging in real-time. Unlike other solutions that track merging only after it has been completed, PureCM can avoid human error by knowing in advance where a change, e.g. a bug fix has to go. Development managers then simply preview or confirm the merge with a mouse click, or even let the tool merge the change automatically. In case of a merge conflict, PureCM will suspend integration and allow the development manager to resolve the conflict in a visual resolve tool.

New GUI views to provide developers with full transparency

PureCM 2009-1 also introduces a completely new and simplified interface for developers. Using their cross-platform GUI, developers can see within their private workspace on which files their colleagues are currently working. Collaboration is further improved by the ability to preview their completed changes before integrating them automatically into the workspace. This solution thus combines the advantages of isolated development and transparent collaboration in a team environment.

Together with its full support for distributed teams, PureCM brings advanced SCM features to even the most cost-conscious development teams. With its capability to scale to thousands of users and terabytes of data, development managers get a solution which is fit for growth and flexible enough to support their processes.

About PureCM

PureCM is a Software Configuration Management (SCM) solution that controls, tracks and visualises changes to digital assets. PureCM facilitates and accelerates software development in team environments accommodating best practises such as task-based version control, parallel development and build automation. Complete with integrated Issue Management functionality, PureCM can be tailored to any development and change management process. PureCM is available across multiple platforms like Windows, Linux, and Mac, and offers native integration with Visual Studio(R) and Eclipse.

PureCM.com Ltd is a privately held company based in Macclesfield (UK). Please visit www.purecm.com to find more information about the company and its products.

Contact

Publish Date: 07/04/2009
Contact: Kenji Sulzberger, e: kenji@purecm.com, t: +44 (0)1625 660 824

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PureCM 2008-3c now available - click to see release notes

Wed, 11 Feb 2009 00:00:00 GMT

2008-3c Release Notes

This is a bugfix release. Please refer to the 2008-3 Release Notes to learn more about the major enhancements.

Enhancements

Remove non-English translations
Support ISO8859-1 encoding
Handle null characters in files
Visual Studio will only check the selected files within the Changeset Dialog on 'Checkin'

Bug Fixes

'Ignore File Paths' policy not applying to folders
CodeCharge SCC integration can causes crashing
Cruise Control Plug-In throwing access error

News Archive

Thu, 01 Jan 2009 00:00:00 GMT

News Archive

2008

10/11/2008 Liones facilitate web development with PureCM

14/10/2008 PureCM launches new Proxy Server to speed up distributed software configuration management

28/07/2008 PureCM 2008-2a release available - click to read release notes

02/07/2008 New CruiseControl.NET plugin available to support continuous integration

01/07/2008 Eclipse integration, shelving and shared components now supported with PureCM 2008-2

2007

24/11/2007 New FinalBuilder integration facilitates build automation for agile teams

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