AnsPress 2.4 is released

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AnsPress 2.4 is released

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Rahul Aryan 30.96K Posted November 19, 2015

Dear community of AnsPress,

I am very pleased to announce that AnsPress 2.4 was released. You can download it from AnsPress_2.4-stable. You have to wait one more day if you want to update from WordPress repository.

We are very thankful to them who helped us by reporting and fixing bugs.

Contributors (list not complete, will update soon):

New bug fix will continue in minor release.

Thanks.

Cagliostro commented November 19, 2015

I would like to ask if the “build” folder, and the .yml files could be removed from the zip we download. Thanks

Rahul Aryan commented November 19, 2015

Simply download the zip in build/ folder

Tarrence (Buyer) commented November 19, 2015

congrats

Terence (Buyer) commented November 20, 2015

Congratulations to the team and especially Rahul. And remember this ~ my sense of humour and way of straight speaking is not always appreciated, but I am very firmly on your side, even if it doesn’t always seem like it.

Rahul Aryan commented November 20, 2015

@Terence, I never minded that, you intended to help us. They used to say that “He has a right to criticize, who has a heart to help.” 🙂

Terence (Buyer) commented November 20, 2015

@Rahul ~ yes, an old boss once told me ~ you just have to get over the fact that you won’t always be the first person to see the mistake you’ve made. The first part of fixing the problem is seeing it. And the second part is getting over the fact that they saw it first. So don’t shoot the messenger. 😉

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I would like to ask if the “build” folder, and the .yml files could be removed from the zip we download. Thanks
Congratulations to the team and especially Rahul. And remember this ~ my sense of humour and way of straight speaking is not always appreciated, but I am very firmly on your side, even if it doesn’t always seem like it.
@Terence, I never minded that, you intended to help us. They used to say that “He has a right to criticize, who has a heart to help.” 🙂
@Rahul ~ yes, an old boss once told me ~ you just have to get over the fact that you won’t always be the first person to see the mistake you’ve made. The first part of fixing the problem is seeing it. And the second part is getting over the fact that they saw it first. So don’t shoot the messenger. 😉