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Just a short changelog for the new version :smile:

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It’s out. Our istance will be updated soon

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It seem good.
I’m waiting a better email integration :smile:

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And badges improvements?

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This one is a good April’s Fool :sunny:

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Discoursehosting guys have noticed me that “We’re in progress of upgrading everything, your forum is currently scheduled for upgrade about 11 hours from now”

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Done, we’re now on Discourse 1.5 :vulcan:

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I saw and “I felt” some changes and improvements. :wink:
Also on mobile.

:vulcan:

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Next week we are going to upgrade to Discourse 1.6
Check announcement out and stay tuned!

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Hi @alefattorini,

It looks nice, but there are some things that are missing.

Can you put back the links to Docs, Wiki, main site of NethServer?

TIA,
Gabriel

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[quote=“GG_jr, post:10, topic:3059”]
are some things that are missing.
[/quote] :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye: :thumbsup:

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Hi @alefattorini ,

Just a little push. :blush:

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I’m working on it, I can’t fix it for now. Sorry.

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It’s back, I had to rewrite the whole customization:

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Thank you!

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Upgraded again, many new goodies this time!

p.s apps don’t work, our community isn’t currently hosted by Discourse Team

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We have updated our Discourse release to 1.8, take a look at the new features if you’re curious

And the full release notes:

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As you might have noticed, we have updated our Discourse to 1.9 version

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Thanks for the update @alefattorini , looks nice! I noticed that preformatted text between two “`” does no line break anymore.

So there should be a line break between Test 1 and 2:

Test 1 Test 2

Using preformatted text by intending 4 spaces works as usual:

Test 1
Test 2
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Use triple backtick with syntax selector (optional) for long blocks of preformatted text/code

```perl
my $var = 2
```

Becomes

my $var = 2