Actualización de Space

Issues

• Added the ability to break complex issues down into smaller tasks with sub-items - You can now add sub-items to Space issues. They allow you to break complex issues down into smaller tasks, or list requirements, DoDs, and other relevant information. Just like checklists, sub-items can have a nested structure, and you can check them off upon completion. You’ll find the new Sub-items section under the issue description.
• Added the ability to track all mentions from the issue history - To make sure that you don’t miss anything important, it has been made easier to track any mentions and discussions related to your tasks in Space.
  • Whenever somebody mentions an issue by its ID or link in a Space chat channel, code review comment, or another issue, the mention is automatically reflected in the issue’s history.
  • This way, you can be sure no important discussions go missing and you always have the full context.
• Added the ability to filter issues by board and sprint - You can now search for issues even faster - use the new Board filter on a project’s issues list to filter by board and sprint.

Applications

• Added the ability to allow your Space applications to access private chat channels - Thanks to the new application authorization options, you can now allow your Space applications to access private channels in Space chats.
  • Added an option to specify what your application can do within a particular private or public channel. For example, you can allow an application to view and post messages, update channel info, add new members, and more.
  • This level of granularity in the permissions helps you keep your communication private by ensuring that the application can only access the information you allow it to.

Package management

• Added the ability to integrate Space Packages with remote repositories - Introduced mirroring for Space Packages. With this update, you can now:
  • Manually publish local packages to a remote repository - To publish a package to a remote repository, such as Maven Central, you can now specify a list of related remote repositories for each local one and publish packages to any of them.
  • Auto-cache packages from a remote repository - When you reference a package from a mirror repository, Space will download it from the associated remote repository and cache it locally if it’s not available. This feature allows you to simplify referencing packages from remote repositories and optimize network traffic. You can now use a single Space repository to cache all build dependencies from remote repositories.
• Added the ability to manage and share Composer packages in Space - Space Packages now lets you create your own Composer repositories. Use them to store and share packages in your PHP projects. To create a Composer repository, go to your Project | Packages, click on ‘New repository’, and select ‘Composer repository’.