A bunch of minor bugs fixed in this beta, along with some performance improvements.

Preparing for a final 5.0 release. All known bugs are now resolved.

Lots of small bug fixes.

• Rails upgraded to 4.2.x along with major upgrades to many gems. This resolves some security issues with running the old version of Rails now EOL.
• Better display of milestone and task forecast dates
• Milestone starting date
• JRuby upgraded to 9.1 with the promises of better performance
• Support for MRI ruby versions below 2.2 is now dropped
• Support logstash
• Lots of improvements to security. No known security holes existed before, but now there are more checks, explicit routes and explicit params which can be modified
• Fix invalid timezones for some users

• Fixed some issues with the war bundle containing an empty broken jar
• Projects can now have default users.
• Snippets and task templates are now sortable.
• Users can choose to make their comment private by default.

• Removed the empty and invalid jar file.
• Projects can now have default users.
• Snippets and task templates are now sortable.
• Users can choose to make their comment private by default.

A problem in the build server configuration caused the war file to be missing some important resources. This is now fixed.

The final 4.0 release. After more than a year of very minor bug fixes, jobsworth has proven itself to be extremely stable in production and under considerable load.

Fixes compared to the previous beta:

• create a default admin user when creating a new database
• fix the due tasks widget on the dashboard
• fix html wrapping in service tips
• exclude a few more test gems to reduce the bundle size

All the known issues with the jruby migration are now resolved. And this beta should be much easier to bootstrap since it properly creates the schema on first startup, as well as creating a default admin user.