#define 3 - PrimePortal

#define
Release Notes 4.6.0
#define 4.6.0
#define 4.6.0
The latest release of #define 4 focuses on

PrimePortal
Integration
integration with PrimePortal to ensure that new

SVN Hooks

Auto Detecting
Time Zone
hooks and numerous defect resolutions.

Synchronised
Authorisation
PrimePortal Integration

Extended Help
Pages
PrimePortal accounts can use #define 4 instead of
#define 3. The 4.6 release also includes user
interface enhancements, the ability to configure svn
Auto Detecting Time Zones
Rather than use GMT as a default time zone, #define
now automatically identifies the time zone for
individual users and uses this throughout #define.
This should make #define more usable for users
outside of GMT and reduce confusion between
remote teams.
Synchronised Authorisation
There are no longer discrepancies between
Clients who outsource work to Logica (now part of
subversion and #define when accessing the version
CGI) can keep track of project progress with
controlled project archive.
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PrimePortal , a “single-point-of-information” service
and communication tool that provides a window to
information stored in corresponding #define
projects.
Extended Help Pages
We have added more content to the default #define
help pages, detailing what information you can and
cannot search for within a #define project. Importantly
PrimePortal offers a dynamic and customisable
interface which allows clients, stakeholders and
partners to keep updated on their outsourced
projects progress; emphasising our commitment to
it highlights how in #define 4 you can now search
milestones, attachments and mailing list messages.
There are also instructions on how to create and
update tickets via email.
deliver a high quality service and solution.
The #define 4.6 releases will allow new PrimePortal
customers to integrate with #define 4 instead of
#define 3 – and is a significant step towards all
#define 3 projects being migrated to #define 4.
SVN Hooks
Project managers can now configure pre-commit
hooks in #define. This provides a powerful way to
ensure any commit messages satisfy certain
requirements (such as the need to include a ticket
number) before a revision is made to the file
Sara Winqvist
[email protected]
archive.
Lars Fransson
[email protected]
References:
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PrimePortal – https://define.primeportal.com/primeportal/pages/overview.aspx