Thanks to some serious code refactoring by Cash, we have a new version of the plugins repo running on the community site. This release is mostly code cleanup, standardization, and reorganization, but there are some nice features added and bugs fixed:
For plugin authors whose plugins have been migrated from the legacy system and now have multiple projects for the same plugin, we will be merging these into a single project with multiple releases. No data will be lost in the merge, and it will be less confusing for users of your plugin to find the latest and greatest versions.
If you find any bugs, please let one of the core team members know, or report it on trac (be sure to set the component field to "Community Site").
Now that the code is clean and easy to work with, further enhancements will be coming! Be sure to watch this space for any updates.
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Another improvement is that when a developer uploads a new version of a plugin, there is a clear message in the activity stream (Joe released a new version ...). Before updating the text of a plugin description would create the same message as uploading a new version.
We have also had two developers upload patches for the new code so thanks goes out to them:
Mike (vazco): http://trac.elgg.org/ticket/2444
pwojcieszuk: http://trac.elgg.org/ticket/2405
Cash, pwojcieszuk is actually a member of my team, I think we uploaded the same code twice ;)
very good