We've just released Power Pack 1.4.1 for Review Board. Power Pack provides PDF document review and management reporting capabilities, along with support for GitHub Enterprise, Microsoft Team Foundation Server, and improved multi-server scalability.

Team Foundation Server Improvements

This release focuses on improving support for Microsoft Team Foundation Server:

• Added support for browsing child branches in the New Review Request page.
• Added support for branch/copy operations (requires RBTools 0.7.6 or newer).
• Fixed showing information on new files added in a diff.
• Fixed problems in some configurations when looking up files, which caused diffs to break for some users.

Installation with pip

Power Pack can also now be installed using pip (8.1 or higher recommended) by typing:

pip install -U ReviewBoardPowerPack

Get it today!

Power Pack 1.4.1 is out now! You can read our release notes for the full details, or install or upgrade at any time.

After your trial, if you're ready to buy, head over to our purchase page. We'll help you get a license that's right for you.

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Today's all-new release of RBTools 0.7.6 comes with over a dozen improvements, from Mercurial and Perforce fixes to new Team Foundation Server capabilities to automation enhancements.

We've fixed some character set compatibility bugs with Team Foundation Server. There's also new support for posting branched/copied files for review (this requires the upcoming Power Pack 1.4.1 or higher), excluding files using --exclude, and specifying a custom path to tf.exe.

Perforce users should see more stability in edge cases, like posting deleted symbolic links for review or when dealing with Unicode mismatches between review requests and changesets.

Mercurial users can now safely use relative, negative, or short revisions when specifying commits to post for review.

We've improved RBTools's behavior when running in a non-interactive console, allowed rbt api-get to be used outside of a source tree, and made it easier to work with paginated responses in the Python API.

Performance has been improved when looking up repositories on ClearCase and Subversion.

These are just some of the improvements made in RBTools 0.7.6. For the complete list, see the release notes.

To upgrade RBTools, visit the downloads page.

We've just released two new versions of Review Board: 2.0.23 and 2.5.4. Both contain a number of bug fixes and other improvements, along with fixes for two small self-XSS vulnerabilities.

Security Fixes

The self-XSS vulnerabilities can cause a user to intentionally or unintentionally execute JavaScript code by crafting just the right kind of text in the review request or review dialog fields. These do not persist, cannot be triggered by external users, and cannot affect other users.

These were caused by a bad timing issue that resulted in user-inputted text being briefly considered as safe HTML. A user is unlikely to hit this, and likely will only hit it accidentally, but we recommend that everyone updates to this release as a precaution.

Thanks to "Secfathy" for reporting the self-XSS in the review dialog! We take security seriously, so if you find a vulnerability, please report it responsibly!

New Additions and Fixes

Security fixes aside, we've made a number of improvements in both of these releases:

• Support for JavaScript unit tests for extensions
• Settings for configuring the static media URL.
• Support for using modern versions of stunnel with Perforce.
• Compatibility fixes for Subversion with Beanstalk
• Stale cache fixes for Git diffs when changing the raw file URL mask.
• Information on support options and the current active support contract (if any) in the administration dashboard.

Those are just a few of the improvements! See the release notes for the rest:

• 2.0.23 release notes
• 2.5.4 release notes