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[Monotone-announce] [ANNOUNCE] monotone 0.32 released


From: njs
Subject: [Monotone-announce] [ANNOUNCE] monotone 0.32 released
Date: Thu, 28 Dec 2006 11:02:19 -0800
User-agent: Mutt/1.2.5.1i

----- Forwarded message from Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker <address@hidden> 
-----

Time flies, and it's finally time to release 0.32!  As usual, it's
available from
  http://venge.net/monotone
with binary packages being posted as people send them in.

Release notes:

Wed Dec 27 09:57:48 UTC 2006

        0.32 release.

        Changes

        - "mtn serve" no longer takes patterns on the command line.
          Use the permissions hooks instead.

        - the name of the option that denoted the revision from which 
          "mtn log" should start logging was renamed from "--revision"
          to "--from"

        - author selectors no longer have implicit wildcarding

        - if you manually add entries to MTN/log while you are
          working, in preparation for an eventual commit, you will now
          be required to remove a "magic" template line from the file
          before the commit will succeed. This, like the test for an
          empty log file, helps to prevent accidents.

        - the "db regenerate_caches" migration command replaces the
          previous "db regenerate_rosters", generalising the task of
          rebuilding or generating cached data that may be added
          across an upgrade.  Like "db migrate", which upgrades the
          database schema, this command fills in the data for new
          features. In this release, as well as rosters, it also adds
          "heights" information used to speed up topology operations.

        Speed improvements

        - "mtn annotate file" and "mtn log file" are generally much
          faster now, dependant on the number of revisions that
          changed the file. Both commands as well as "mtn automate
          toposort" make use of data called "heights" caching the
          topological order of all revisions.  In order to create and
          use this data, the following must be run once for each db
          after upgrading:

               $ mtn -d mydb.mtn db regenerate_caches

        New features

        - "mtn automate content_diff"

        - "mtn automate get_file_of" (same as get_file, but expects 
          a file path and optionally a revision)

        - "mtn import" command

        - "mtn log --to"

        - netsync_note_* hooks are given much more information,
          inlcuding a http/smtp/etc style status code

        - includedirpattern(dir, fileglob) function for hooks


        Bugs fixed

        - bug in "automate stdio" that would result in monotone
          garbling its input in some circumstances fixed

        - "mtn annotate file" and "mtn log file" are generally much
          faster now, dependant on the number of revisions that
          changed the file. Both commands as well as "mtn automate
          toposort" make use of data called "heights" caching the
          topological order of all revisions.

        - spawn_redirected hook function now understands a blank
          filename to mean not to redirect that stream

        - "mtn log" is now in proper topological order, also due to
          the use of cached "heights" data

        - reset options between "automate stdio" commands

        - another compile fix for gcc3

        - bug in localization code where option strings where not
          always properly translated


        Other

        - botan library upgraded to 1.6.0

        - accommodate changes in boost 1.34

        - documentation for "mtn automate get_option"

        - notes/ directory


Cheers,
Richard

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