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[r8341] by jonas

Tagging trac-0.11.5rc1

2009-06-30 21:13:18 Tree
[r8340] by jonas

0.11-stable: Preparing release

2009-06-30 20:48:35 Tree
[r8339] by jonas

Merge [8338] from 0.11-stable (#8412)

2009-06-30 20:06:39 Tree
[r8338] by jonas

0.11-stable: Move the subprocess import into the backup functions to avoid avoid a py23 incompatibility. (#8412).

2009-06-30 20:05:04 Tree
[r8337] by jonas

Merged [8336] from 0.11-stable (#8424).

2009-06-30 19:31:18 Tree
[r8336] by jonas

0.11-stable: Make sure MySQL uses a case insensitive collation for LIKE searches, re #8424.

2009-06-30 19:28:22 Tree
[r8335] by osimons

0.11.5dev: Modified the import workaround code for older versions of Genshi to only trigger if Genshi is actually installed as a zipped egg. See #7823.

The workaround code is relevant for:
* Genshi 0.5.2dev < genshi:changeset:947
* Genshi 0.6dev < genshi:changeset:928

2009-06-30 12:19:00 Tree
[r8334] by osimons

0.12dev: Merged [8333] from 0.11-stable (#8160 - Setting `BaseException.message` is deprecated in Python 2.6).

2009-06-28 23:55:46 Tree
[r8333] by osimons

0.11.5dev: Workaround for Python 2.6 having deprecated setting `message` on `BaseException`. Closes #8160.

2009-06-28 23:43:04 Tree
[r8332] by cboos

#7715: fixed the computation of ''eligible'' changesets for target paths that are subfolders of a copied path.

Example:
{{{
- trunk
- projA
- branches
- 1.0
- projA
}}}

Here, `branches/1.0` was copied from `trunk` and we're interested in the `svn:mergeinfo` property on `branches/1.0/projA`.

The previous way of computing `branch_starts` was broken in this case (`closest_copy('branches/1.0/projA')` returns `'branches/1.0'`) and fixing `SubversionNode.get_copy_origin` proved to be too cumbersome.
Instead, implement a `SubversionNode.get_copy_ancestry` which yields directly the whole copy ancestry. From that point, we get the `branch_starts` information, taking the latest range from a given source path.

2009-06-28 14:36:25 Tree
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