Changelog

• Feature: Pressing space on a card assigned to you will start the card right away. Or unstart the card, if it’s already started and assigned to you.
• Polish: The upload component was mostly rewritten and especially the upload progress indiciator will integrate better into the layout.
• Fix: The origin for the rotation for the loading spinner was off center.
• Fix: Deleting milestones didn’t remove them from all parts of the UI until you refresh.
• Fix: Refreshing the page, when creating a new card lead to a crash.

• Hit space to assign hovered card to self
• Fix issue resulting in reopening Deck Selector and other Modals while clicking somewhere quickly after closing it.
• Improved loading animation of all kind of images

Mostly polish work and some minor bugfixes:

• More stable overlay behaviour
• Overhaul the properties panel in the card detail view (Especially highlighting the relevant section if using shortcuts or after clicking on a prop in the card footer. Also nicer save-confirmations.)
• Fix layout issue with long project names in role column within users overview
• Fix issue with Github-integration when committer uses email-address which is not registered at Codecks

New free user role: Observer

Observers can be assigned to specific projects and get read-only access only. They can, however, add comments to cards. They also may subscribe to changes in decks and will receive notifications for those. This is a great way for giving your clients insights into your work and engage with you on a comment level. And here’s the best: they don’t contribute to your monthly active users quota. Yes, they are free!

More changes

• Refactoring of checking access rights led to a 2x performance boost for most queries
• Positioning of overlays should be less buggy
• Modals are now properly centered in all situations
• Fix inviting a disabled/deleted user

Fix Slack issue: When creating cards containing a list via the /addcard command, Slack inserted utf-8 whitespace characters that now are being treated correctly.

Slack Integration Beta

You are now able to create cards from within Slack! Just go to your account settings and look for the Slack Tab. There you’ll be able to connect Codecks with your Slack account. Now every team member can “Sign in to Slack” via their Codecks profile page to associate their Slack user account with their Codecks user account. This way they are able to type /addcard [title of card] anywhere in Slack to add a card to their hand.

Moreover you’ll receive notifications about cards being created, started or marked as done. New comments to a card and milestone creations/changes also result in slack messages to a channel of your choice. You can refine which notificaitons you want to receive and disble certain projects from within your Codecks account settings.

Bugfix release:

• Fixing issue preventing some notification-emails from being sent
• Solve issue for bitbucket commits from non-registered bitbucket users

PS: we’re working on an exciting feature right now that should be ready for release later this week!

Duplicate cards

You are now able to duplicate a single or multiple cards at once. Here’s how: you select the mini card(s) via the bulk-selection feature. (Note that we’ve added a select all button once you start selecting cards - making it a lot easier to duplicate e.g. whole decks) In the selection bar you’ll now find the duplicate card button. Here you’ll be able to select the properties which you want to copy and the location to which you’d like to copy the new cards to (in place or to a target deck).

• Tab titles now showing the current project or deck you are in
• Rewrite of a lot of layouting components to be less glitchy and less processor hungry
• IE 11 and form fixes

Bugfix Release

• Fixed issue with adding attachments when creating new card
• Starting a review or blocking a snoozed card, unsnoozes the card
• Visual improvements for comment threads