Do you miss our blog postings when a new leihs release is out? Never fear: We’ve been publishing our release notes along with new versions of leihs via GitHub’s releases feature for quite a few months now. If you’re looking for zipballs and tarballs of each leihs release, do check out our GitHub release list. […]

The latest version of leihs contains a few new features, a few tweaks to old features as well as some bugfixes. Details below. Download leihs 3.2.0 is, as with all leihs releases, available either as a tarball or zipball from GitHub or as source code, also from GitHub. Release notes for leihs 3.2.0 Optimizations to […]

leihs 3.0.0 has been out for a few weeks already, but I didn’t have the courage to post any release notes for it since we were sure that we’d be fixing some teething issues right after release of 3.0.0. It turns out that we did indeed introduce a handful of bugs, but they are now […]

We have moved away from Google Groups and are now hosting questions, answers and issues directly on GitHub. You can see what led to this decision here in our old Google Group: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/leihs/cGCyXhfGps0 Please post any future questions or issues to GitHub Issues instead. If you find any links still pointing to the old Google […]

While we do not recommend that you upgrade to alpha-quality software, if you are curious and want to start using leihs 3.0, you can. We’re trying to make it a bit easier for you with this upgrade guide: https://github.com/zhdk/leihs/wiki/Upgrading-2.9.14-to-3.0.0 The guide should cover everything you need to change and move in order to use leihs […]

Development on leihs 3.0 is soon finished, so we thought we could give you some information about the upgrade process if you are using leihs 2.9.x at the moment. The most important aspects: leihs 3.0 runs on Ruby 1.9.3, Ruby 1.8 is no longer supported. So you will have to establish a server that can […]

Due to the recently announced JSON parsing security vulnerability in Rails, we are forced to release a new version of leihs that works around this problem. We urge all users to upgrade to leihs 2.9.9 to fix the issue. Tarballs are available at SourceForge, the source code is at GitHub. The upgrade procedure is the […]

leihs 3.0 development is a little slower than we all might like, but it’s progressing very nicely at a steady pace. To give you something solid to get your hands on, we set up a fresh new demo server for 3.0 that runs in parallel with the leihs 2.9 demo. To try out leihs 3.0’s […]