A couple of new features have been rolled out:

Basecamp Integration

If you’re using Basecamp as a project management tool, you can now get your Subversion repository commits into Basecamp as messages.

All you have to do is head to the Source Control tab of your project and click on Edit Basecamp Integration Options. You will need to pass it a Basecamp username, password, domain and project ID.

If you don’t know your Basecamp project ID, then not to worry, XP-Dev.com will get the list of your projects. Just fill in your username, password, domain and click on Find Basecamp projects for the user above. If everything goes well, you should see a list of your projects in a drop down box.

Full Basecamp integration documentation is available as well (inc. screenshots):

http://docs.xp-dev.com/user-guide/basecamp.html

Twitter Integration with OAuth

For all you Twitter fans out there, you can now get your Subversion commit messages as status updates.

All you have to do is head over to your project’s Source Control tab and click on the Enable Twitter link. From there, just follow the instructions and allow XP-Dev.com access to your Twitter profile.

There’s no need to pass your Twitter username or password to “XP-Dev.com” as we use OAuth with Twitter to get authorisation to update your Twitter status.

Full Twitter integration documentation is available as well (with screenshots):

http://docs.xp-dev.com/user-guide/twitter.html

A working example is at @xpdev_svn which has status updates of XP-Dev.com own projects.

Bugfixes

Couple of bugfixes:

• Users who have maxed out their private project quota can now carry on creating as many open source projects.
• Deleting non-empty iterations are working again.