TortoiseHg

File Release Notes and Changelog

Release Name: 0.3

Notes: Release Notes for TortoiseHg This file contains last minute notes to users about the releases, which may not be included in the documentation or README files included with the distribution kits. It also contains change information, for users who are interested in what bugs have been fixed, and what features have been added in the current version. New features in 0.3 * Major improvements to changelog browser. It is now good enough to deprecate both hgk and hgview. Neither are bundled with the 0.3 binary installer, but both can be added by the user if they wish. Support for external revision log viewers will be dropped in 0.4. * The new changelog browser supports filtering by file pattern, keywords, dates, and branches. It is capable of graphing both the repository changelog and individual filelogs. Changeset coloring by author is optional (tortoisehg.authorcolor). All changeset graphing is done incrementally in batches (tortoisehg.graphlimit: 500) * New DataMine application for searching history (hg grep) and inspecting file histories (hg annotate). This new application is tabbed to facilitate debugging sessions where search results and annotations can be grouped together for easy cross-reference. * New changeset browser, supports multiple parents intrinsically and supports a number of file-revision features (view at revision, save at revision, annotate at revision, revert to revision, etc). The new changeset browser is also integrated into the changelog browser. * Standardized window layouts. Close buttons have been moved to the toolbar. Dialogs that use progress bars now use a standard status bar/progress bar widget. Tooltips have been added. * Hgtk wrapper application for launching TortoiseHg dialogs from the command line * Support for an external visual editor: tortoisehg.editor. Takes precedence over ui.editor when viewing files with TortoiseHg * Performance improvements in Mercurial itself (cset 0973501e5f4a) * Misc: The Synchronize dialog has been improved. The Web Serve dialog no longer requires a subprocess to run the web server. The configuration dialog has a number of bug fixes for the paths tab, and now has separators in the drop-down boxes for the varying value types (current, suggested, history). Http authentication has been fixed. The hg integration library has seen major cleanups. New features in 0.2 * Gtools has been integrated into TortoiseHg proper. It is no longer bundled as a Mercurial extension. The graphlog extension is now enabled again by default (only usable from the CLI, however). * Context menu icons, application window icons. The context menu has been simplified. * The changelog browser has a number of new features (filters and context menu options). The tag browser and changelog tagging features have been merged into this tool. * Hgview is now the default history viewer, hgk is being deprecated. * An email dialog for interfacing with the patchbomb extension. It can be reached from the synchronize dialog and from the changelog browser. * A new configuration tool (replacing hg-config dialogs) that allows you to configure TortoiseHg and Mercurial. * Most dialogs now use HgThread and GtkUI to run hg commands. These classes run the command in a background thread and provide GUI prompts for when user interaction is necessary (http web auth, etc). For some commands, it also provides a progress bar. * A preview of the new Mercurial merge back end. The python hgmerge.py script is being integrated into Mercurial, and this installer has a preview of how that will work. You need to unset any ui.merge in your Mercurial.ini file in order for it to work properly. If you don't configure anything it will use simplemerge to automatically perform merges. If conflicts are found it falls back to kdiff3 to resolve them interactively. * Slight improvement on speed of overlay icons display. * A new 'about' dialog. Bugs fixed in 0.2 * [SF Bug #1851395] Overlay icons and context menus are no longer restricted to MS-Explorer. So other file managers, such as Total Commander, should be supported. * [SF Bug #1844722] Users can now create repositories inside repository via the context menu. Changes since 0.2rc1 - N/A -