GroupLab 0.2.0-nightly.25

New

• Entry 123 section 1: a nightly main has moved past publishes nothing

Changed

• Entry 129 section 3.5 and entry 123 section 1: the rebuild worker, and GitHub's own words
• Entry 123 section 1: one nightly per push, and the evidence the 403 needs
• Entry 128: the write-up, and both suites green
• Entry 129 sections 1 and 3.3: the site key, and nothing executable in the site
• Entry 129 sections 2.2 and 4.2: the secret Alan types, and deleting what has been read
• Entry 128 folded: sections 1 to 4, 7 and 8 done, 5 and 6 need SSH
• Entry 128 section 7 and entry 129 section 3.9: when to publish, and what is data
• Entry 128 section 4: the server pulls, and refuses anything it should
• Entry 128 sections 1 to 3: the website moves into the repository
• Entry 129 from the planning session
• Entry 123 section 2.7: what the real update test found, written up
• Entry 123 section 2.7: record what is signed and why it is compact
• Entry 123 section 2.7: every published manifest was refused on Windows

GroupLab 0.2.0-nightly.18

Changed

• Entry 123 section 2.7: say what the button off Windows actually says

GroupLab 0.2.0-nightly.16

Changed

• Entry 125: the published nightly called itself a development build
• Entry 125 from the planning session
• Entry 124 from the planning session
• Entry 123 section 3: the write-up, question 33, and two states nothing reached
• Entry 123 section 2: GroupLab installs its own updates

GroupLab 0.2.0-nightly.14

Changed

• Entry 123 from the planning session

GroupLab 0.2.0-nightly.12

New

• Entry 119 sections 1 to 4: a test build that publishes itself after every green push

Fixed

• Entry 121 section 4 and entry 119 section 7, corrected against the API
• Entry 121 section 3 and entry 120 section 9: the red Windows check, the support placeholder, and the real sample in the package

Changed

• Entry 119 section 3: why the nightly checks the manifest with the built commit's own key
• Entry 119 section 3: the public half of the update signing key
• Entry 122: one way out of the process, so a test cannot open a browser on somebody's machine
• Entry 120 section 10: the target library fills the window
• Entry 119 sections 1 to 3, 5, 7 and 8, and entry 121: the nightly train, its signed manifest, and one download link
• Entry 120 section 9: the sample sheet itself, under the consent record committed before it
• Entry 120 section 9: the consent record for the sample sheet, before the sheet
• Entry 120 revised by the planning session
• Entry 117 follow-up: the performance record is listed with the other documents
• Entry 118: a contents list on the README, held to the headings by a test
• Entry 117: a Performance phase, grouplab bench, and the baseline it starts from
• Entry 115 section 6, a sixth fault: the JavaScript's table reported the step past each range, not the range
• Entry 116: a Windows package, an installer, a release anybody can download, and a page for a tester
• Entry 115 sections 4 to 7: a sheet that cannot be read is asked about by name, and the analysis is timed

GroupLab nightly, 0.2.0-nightly.25

New

• Entry 123 section 1: a nightly main has moved past publishes nothing

Changed

• Entry 129 section 3.5 and entry 123 section 1: the rebuild worker, and GitHub's own words
• Entry 123 section 1: one nightly per push, and the evidence the 403 needs
• Entry 128: the write-up, and both suites green
• Entry 129 sections 1 and 3.3: the site key, and nothing executable in the site
• Entry 129 sections 2.2 and 4.2: the secret Alan types, and deleting what has been read
• Entry 128 folded: sections 1 to 4, 7 and 8 done, 5 and 6 need SSH
• Entry 128 section 7 and entry 129 section 3.9: when to publish, and what is data
• Entry 128 section 4: the server pulls, and refuses anything it should
• Entry 128 sections 1 to 3: the website moves into the repository
• Entry 129 from the planning session
• Entry 123 section 2.7: what the real update test found, written up
• Entry 123 section 2.7: record what is signed and why it is compact
• Entry 123 section 2.7: every published manifest was refused on Windows

v0.1.0

An unsigned test build of GroupLab, from commit 5a4cd07.

Windows: download grouplab-setup-win-x64.exe for an installer, or grouplab-win-x64.zip to unzip and run. Windows will say
"Windows protected your PC", because the build is not signed: click More info, then Run anyway. The README.txt inside says where
GroupLab keeps your sessions and how to remove it.

Linux: grouplab-linux-x64.tar.gz, self-contained, built on the runner's Ubuntu, which is the oldest release it runs on.

macOS is built and tested but nobody has run it, so it is not offered here.

What is done and what is not is in the repository's README, which is the authority on states.