Re: 1.12.1-RC1

[email protected] wrote:
> 1) Is there a release note/changelog for 1.12.1-RC1 ... I'm just curious of what's new.
> I can't find anything on the http://www.tortoisecvs.org/index.shtml website.
> And, before Sourceforge changed its web format several months ago, it was easier for develops to include text files with their project files, which was a good place to put release notes.  But, since then, it's harder to find release notes.
>   
Yes, in the end I gave up trying to figure out how to add the release 
note. A shame that SF has chosen to break what was already working fine. 
Here is the list of changes:

Fixed bug 2818556: Installer fails with more than one Explorer task.

Fixed bug 2522849: Error "Couldn't add image" in Add dialog.

Fixed bug 2874015: Paths with # characters do not open Web log.

Bug 2822974 (History fails if bugid contains semicolon character): 
Prevent user from entering non-alphanumeric bug IDs.

Fixed bug 2819140: Cannot parse date/time: 07 juil. 2009.

Fixed bug 2818434: -M option and old command line client.

Upgraded CVSNT version to 2.5.05.3489.

Honour the /SILENT option to Setup.

In the Checkout dialog's repository browser, show timestamps as local time.

Upgraded wxWidgets to version 2.8.9.

Support for Visual Studio 2008, courtesy of Gabriel Genellina.


> 2) CVSNT 2.5.05?
> I see that 1.12.1-RC1 is including CVSNT 2.5.05.  The latest I can find on the march-hare website for download is 2.5.04.  Where do you get .05 and are there specific features of it you are using in 1.12.1-RC1?
>   
2.5.05 is the latest release candidate from March Hare. I do not have 
any release notes for it (they, too, are hard to find).
> 3) Running on Windows 7.
> I'm well aware of the limitations and risks of running on Windows Vista.  But, I thought I would just update we've been running 1.12.1-RC1 on Windows 7 64-bit without any known issues yet.
Do let us hear about your experience.

-Torsten

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