Tuvok 1.2.2

1.2.2 brings improvements to 1.2's Preprints system including:

New Features

• Homepage Element for featuring preprints
• A new page for displaying preprint subject editors
• Preprint filter links are now displayed on the preprint list page
• Update mailgun integration to use webhooks
• Preprints can now be submitted to journals that allow them
• Preprint versions are sent for moderation before they go live

Fixes

• General fixes to the Preprint article pages that show inappropriate links (like Copyediting and Production)
• Fixes for How to Cite modal citations
• Fixed issue where having no press logo would cause all frontend urls to 404
• Added missing elements to the collapsed OLH theme menu
• Updated article log to hide the headers section for non-email log entries
• Added a link to complete an incomplete preprint submission
• Added a link to view rejected preprints for preprint managers
• Blocked users from uploading arbitrary files (ie. you cannot rename and HTML .pdf and upload it as a preprint manuscript)

A list of all issues is available on 1.2.2 milestone https://github.com/BirkbeckCTP/janeway/milestone/7?closed=1

Tuvok

1.2 Tuvok includes various security fixes, an implementation for regression testing, bug fixes and some security updates.

New Features:

• A new Preprint repository feature. This is a press wide feature and can be enabled from Press > Manager > Press Settings. Once enabled a new Preprint Setting and Preprint License option is displayed on the press manager.
• Reviewers who's interests match article keywords are displayed at the top of the Review Assignment list
• An improved author dashboard
• Reviewers can download all assigned files as a zip in one go
• Reminders manager now makes it easier to generate a new template
• Added a new interactive management command to alter press/journal domains
• A basic article analytics report is now available
• A new report for broken DOIs has been added
• The journal manager page now displays a list of the most recently published articles
• Fixed featured journals configurations page being blank
• Added a neat interface for managing licences
• Add a user History page accessible from the Manager > Users page.
• Review form elements can now have a default visibility so that if the editor sets a review to be visible, element answers will take the default behavior
• Users submitting articles can now re-order authors
• Added a new journal setting that will automatically add the submitting user as an author of a paper if enabled

Other enhancements:

• Review now has a framework for regression testing that will be rolled to all apps as bugs are found
• Docstrings have been added to view functions
• Templates without titles have had them added
• Changed the version of Django Summernote to fix a bug where updates were not saved if the user was in Code view mode
• Relocated the ReviewForm management interface to the Review app
• Various updates to the default template
• Added a new books plugin compatible with 1.0, 1.1, 1.1.1 and 1.2

A full list of issues dealt with in this release can be found in the milestone.

Chakotay

1.1 Chakotay contains various bug fixes and new features with 36 issues closed.

https://github.com/BirkbeckCTP/janeway/milestone/2?closed=1

• Journals now use the Janeway logo as their default until over-written
• Article thumbnails will not stretch over into the title box
• Article thumbnails will be hidden on smaller devices (OLH Theme only)
• A new article display page has been added for authors where they can see article metadata and progress
• News has been moved to its own app, a data migration takes care of moving model data
• News items can have tags, and the news list can be filtered by tag
• Required fields will display an Asterisk
• Users can now reset their passwords on the profile page
• The RSS pages have been updated to fix a bug where no Site object was found
• Janeway's front end has been updated to handle remote articles, allowing for Overlay Journals, the Back Content plugin has been updated to make loading of remote articles easier
• Janeway now supports path based journals, this means that you can run all of your journals from a single domain instead of multiple domains (example.com/ctp instead of ctp.example.com). Multiple domains are still the primary form of multi site.
• Integration with Google's reCaptcha v2
• Login ban for users who attempt login too many times

Kathryn

v1.0, Kathryn release 10/08/17 features a full journal platform and a basic press site.

Janeway is still under heavy development and we welcome any feedback via our issues section.

Live versions of the Janeway software can be found:

• https://www.openlibhums.org/
• https://ijwwe.uwp.co.uk/