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TicketScheduler

Version: 7.2.1 Framework: 7.2.x

Automatic creation of recurring/scheduled tickets based on configurable rules.

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Vendor wolkig.it - Stephan Lang
License GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3, 29 June 2007
File size 629.6 KB

Changelog

  • 7.2.1 (2026-09-21)

    Fixes a reflected XSS, adds CSRF protection, and scopes Manager permission to own queues; fixes an invalid DATETIME column type in the package schema (use DATE, matching Znuny's own core schema convention). Rebuilds the admin error banner as a proper Frontend::NotifyModule (was a custom Output::FilterContent banner, silently overridden by core's .MessageBox.Error styling) - now uses $LayoutObject->Notify() directly, the same mechanism as core's Out-of-Office/SystemMaintenance banners. Registers the existing 227-assertion unit test suite (TicketScheduler.t, TicketSchedulerSimulation.t) in the package Filelist for the first time - it previously existed in the repo but was never installed/run as part of the shipped package. All ported forward from the 6.5.x/7.0.x/7.1.x lines.

  • 7.2.0 (2026-01-04)

    Initial release with support for recurring tickets, process tickets, checklists and dynamic fields.

  • 7.1.0 (2026-09-20)

    Initial release for Znuny 7.1.x, ported from the 7.2.x line: recurring/scheduled ticket creation (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, interval), process ticket scheduling with Activity Dialog support, optional Checklist integration, dynamic field placeholders, execution history. Fixes a reflected XSS, adds CSRF protection, and scopes Manager permission to own queues; fixes an invalid DATETIME column type in the package schema (use DATE, matching Znuny's own core schema convention). Rebuilds the admin error banner as a proper Frontend::NotifyModule (was a custom Output::FilterContent banner, silently overridden by core's .MessageBox.Error styling) - now uses $LayoutObject->Notify() directly, the same mechanism as core's Out-of-Office/SystemMaintenance banners. Registers the existing 227-assertion unit test suite (TicketScheduler.t, TicketSchedulerSimulation.t) in the package Filelist for the first time - it previously existed in the repo but was never installed/run as part of the shipped package.

  • 7.0.0 (2026-09-20)

    Initial release for Znuny 7.0.x, ported from the 7.2.x line: recurring/scheduled ticket creation (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, interval), process ticket scheduling with Activity Dialog support, optional Checklist integration, dynamic field placeholders, execution history. Fixes a reflected XSS, adds CSRF protection, and scopes Manager permission to own queues; fixes an invalid DATETIME column type in the package schema (use DATE, matching Znuny's own core schema convention). Rebuilds the admin error banner as a proper Frontend::NotifyModule (was a custom Output::FilterContent banner, silently overridden by core's .MessageBox.Error styling) - now uses $LayoutObject->Notify() directly, the same mechanism as core's Out-of-Office/SystemMaintenance banners. Registers the existing 227-assertion unit test suite (TicketScheduler.t, TicketSchedulerSimulation.t) in the package Filelist for the first time - it previously existed in the repo but was never installed/run as part of the shipped package.

  • 6.5.0 (2026-09-20)

    Initial release for Znuny 6.5.x, ported from the 7.2.x line: recurring/scheduled ticket creation (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, interval), process ticket scheduling with Activity Dialog support, optional Checklist integration, dynamic field placeholders, execution history. Registers the existing 227-assertion unit test suite (TicketScheduler.t, TicketSchedulerSimulation.t) in the package Filelist for the first time - it previously existed in the repo but was never installed/run as part of the shipped package. Rebuilds the admin error banner as a proper Frontend::NotifyModule (was a custom Output::FilterContent banner with its own design, silently overridden by core's .MessageBox.Error styling on 6.5.x) - now uses $LayoutObject->Notify() directly, the same mechanism as core's Out-of-Office/SystemMaintenance banners, appearing in the standard site-wide notification area on every page instead of 3 specific ones.

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