{"push_id":987115649,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/master","head":"f186ca0ceebbd0a77a51cc1fe8c7cec09c7c1a98","before":"ba71e8c1b642c4c03bae8666156565f2d7bf1add","commits":[{"sha":"f186ca0ceebbd0a77a51cc1fe8c7cec09c7c1a98","author":{"email":"1ff4181aab696b798c77705446704f8379072f07@sasktel.net","name":"Mark Sobkow"},"message":"2016.02.21 MSS Code Factory 2.5.13287 Service Pack 5\n\nService Pack 5 brings support for EnumType specifications with appropriate string\nrepresentations of the enums in the XML communications and data loader files, corrections\nto a number of JavaFX bugs, mapping of the Enum ordinals to database shorts, and as\nthorough a job of testing all of the custom and manufactured JavaFX code as I could do.\n\nI debated putting off releasing SP5 until after I have completed working on\ncustomizing CFAccounting and turning it into a \"real\" application, but I realized\nthere are a few things I might need to do during that coding effort that would break\nexisting applications, so I decided to release this incremental update rather than\ndelaying any further.\n\nAs per usual, I am awaiting bug reports from the people that I know who are using\nthe tool, but up until now the effort of identifying, hunting down, and correcting\nbugs has been up to me.  I am running out of ideas to test or add to the code base,\nhowever.  Particularly as at this point over 99.8% of the Java code for the 2.6 applications\nis manufactured, and less than 0.2% is custom, hand-written code.  100% of the database\ncode is manufactured.  The initialization data is also hand-coded, but that is such a\npaltry fraction of the total it doesn't even register as anything other than statistical\nnoise.","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/msobkow/net-sourceforge-MSSCodeFactory-2-5/commits/f186ca0ceebbd0a77a51cc1fe8c7cec09c7c1a98"}]}