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At the September 2015 OpenLMIS Community Meeting, it was decided an updated, global and stable release of OpenLMIS was needed. Recognizing a single master branch of OpenLMIS was essential to shared benefit, an effort had already begun to merge together the major branches/forks. 2.0 is that consolidation, and is a merge of eLMIS, the 1.0 branch (GitHub) and updates from the CHAI Mozambique project.
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The consolidated code contained some features that were very project specific. As the desire was for a global, generic OpenLMIS from a default install, such features were hidden, or "toggled off". More details are here (INSERT LINK WHEN AVAILABLE)available here: OpenLMIS 2.0 Release: Product Overview.
No new features were developed expressly exclusively for 2.0.
Contribution
- Founding of OpenLMIS Technical Committee for tech governance
- Updated Contribution Guide - see CONTRIBUTING.md in the source
- New coding principles guide - see STYLE-GUIDE.md in the source
- Establishment of shared tools and infrastructure, notably
- Continuous Integration (Jenkins)
- Static code analysis (Sonar)
- Issue tracking and project management (JIRA)
- Developer forum (Google Groups)
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