Just following up on the eveBB review — happy to help with anything that came up or answer any questions your team has.
One thing worth mentioning since July: the version you took for review was 2.0.1, and we're now on 2.0.5 stable, with a few changes relevant to packaging — the installer now deletes itself after a successful install, and all release packages are GPG-signed as well as SHA-256 checksummed. The latest package is always at the same permanent link (github dot com/evebb/EveBB/releases/latest), and we maintain a package skeleton for Softaculous (info.xml + install.xml using softcopy to hand off to eveBB's own web installer) that we're glad to adapt to whatever your process prefers.
No rush at all — just wanted to check in and make sure nothing's waiting on us.
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We have launched Pagelayer 2.2.1. This release comes with a security fix.
The change log for this release is as follows :-
- [Security-Fix] Fixed an authorization issue with page deletion reported by Sanghyeok Kim (@Hamoyeah).
Pagelayer team is working on improving the plugin. If you have any suggestions or feedback, then reach us at [email protected]
Regards,
Pagelayer Team]]>
I'd also like to show the correct amount of warning.
Thanks!
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