Evergreen ILS

Open Source Library Software

Releases

Evergreen 3.14.1, 3.13.6, and 3.12.9 are now available

The November 2024 release team is pleased to announce the release of Evergreen 3.14.1, 3.13.6, and 3.12.9.  All are available from the downloads page on the Evergreen-ils.org website along with release notes, change logs, and more. Thank you to everyone who worked on bugfixes and documentation fixes for these releases.
 
The November release team included Jason Stephenson (CW MARS), Gina Monti (Bibliomation), Michelle Morgan (NOBLE), Chris Sharp (PINES), Andrea Buntz Neiman (Equinox) and Ruth Frasur Davis (ECDI).

Evergreen 3.14.0 (the PI Edition) is available!

On behalf of the release teams, I am pleased to announce the latest major and maintenance updates of the Evergreen Integrated Library System. The major release, Evergreen 3.14.0, is packed with new features and fixes with considerable work done on accessibility, usability, and modernization.

Find out about many of the new goodies in the 3.14 Release Notes on the Evergreen ILS downloads page along with all of the other relevant links for downloads. Also, check out the acknowledgements sections of the release notes to see all of the people and organizations who have directly contributed to this work.  Please note that we are also grateful to the MANY individuals who have indirectly contributed; known and unknown.

In addition to 3.14.0 (the PI-flavored edition), two maintenance releases, 3.12.8 and 3.13.5, are now available on the Evergreen ILS downloads page.

Thank you to everyone who contributed to these releases and the Evergreen Community-at-large.

Also thank you to the release teams which include Jason Stephenson, Jessica Woolford, Josh Stompro, Blake Graham-Henderson, Jane Sandberg, Andrea Buntz Neiman, and myself.  Go team(s)!

OpenSRF 3.2.6 Released

The Evergreen ILS Open Source community is pleased to announce the release of OpenSRF version 3.2.6.

This release has two improvements over release 3.2.5:

  • OpenSRF returns a “404 Not Found” error when a client attempts to use an unknown API.
  • The real client IP address is logged for WebSockets connections behind a proxy.

You will find the release notes here.

We would like to thank the following people who contributed to OpenSRF 3.2.6:

  • Jason Boyer
  • Galen Charlton
  • Bill Erickson
  • Jason Stephenson