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Since the core team decided to do another release candidate, I thought I’d put one out too. Get it while it’s hot.
Tarski 2.4 RC2 has much better trackback support, adds an extra save button to the bottom of the options page, and improves the update notifier’s HTTP transport checking. There are also various bits of refactoring that shouldn’t impact on the user experience. I should also note that the tag is on GitHub if you want to grab it that way.
WordPress 2.7 is going to be released very soon, and a pretty stable release candidate is available, so now seems like an appropriate moment to put an RC of our own up for download.
Tarski 2.4 RC1 is essentially feature-complete; it will only work on WordPress 2.7, so if you have WordPress 2.6 or earlier, don’t install this version of Tarski. Bug reports are extremely welcome and should be posted on the forum.
Update: Ryan Boren tells us that “The final release of 2.7 won’t be here until next week.” Tarski 2.4 will follow shortly after that.
I don’t usually publicise release candidate downloads, but because Tarski 2.3 includes some fairly major changes to its upgrade process, I thought it could benefit from wider testing than I can manage alone.
The usual caveats about pre-release software apply: don’t use it on a production site, run it locally or on a development server with a copy of your production database. If you have Subversion, you can get it from our svn trunk.
Please post any bugs or feedback on the forum.