Whew. What a semester! Tracks has undergone a lot of work over the last few months, and the list has pretty much agreed it’s time for 2.0 in the near future. My JavaScript changes weren’t very visible, but they sure made things run faster. More visible are Henrik’s dependencies updates, integrating full task dependency functionality into Tracks. I spent the last few weeks re-writing his stuff to use the new JavaScript layer and making sure everything tests out. We also got a contribution for CAS authentication that I’m working on integrating over the next few weeks. The other major maintainer, Reinier, is taking some time off over the break, so he and I should be able to put together a great 2.0 release before the end of January.
Thanks again to Sean O’Sullivan for his generous support of RCOS, the organization that sponsored my work on Tracks this semester.
