Version 1.35 released on February 11, 2010

Starting in this release, you can now place a Waiting job on hold. If a job is placed on hold, it will not run during the current day even if all its dependencies are met. The only way to make it run as normal is if you first release the hold off the job.

The taskforestd web server now supports the default_time_zone option. This new configuration option will control how times are displayed in the 'logs' page, when the time zone in which the job ran is not known.

This version now gracefully handles the case where a job is marked for rerun and then removed from the Family file before it has the chance to rerun.

If a job fails, its status line on the web page is now colored.

The web site now prunes out carriage returns from job files. This would cause interpreted scripts to fail because the '#!' line contained a \r.

This version fixes a few test cases that wouldn't run properly during certain times of the day.

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1.35 2010-02-11
1.33 2009-06-01
1.26 2009-05-19
1.25 2009-05-18
1.24 2009-04-26
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1.35 2010-02-11
1.33 2009-06-01
1.26 2009-05-19
1.25 2009-05-18
1.24 2009-04-26
Features Coming Soon

Enhancements to the included web site
  We plan on adding contextual menus so that you can right-click on a job from the status screen and select one or more actions.
Simulator
  The simulator would show you how your jobs would run on dates that you specify, so that you can see what will happen rather than wait for the jobs to be run. You will also be able to change the exit codes of jobs, to see what would happen if a certain job failed.
Multiple Hosts
  Specify which host on a network a job should run on, and what userid it should run as.