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Many enhancements and bug fixes, notably 
- Can now have seperate locations for logs (shared disk) and sandbox (local disk)
- Dynamic GUI now shows previews of files that compared equal
- Improvements to Jenkins plugin and integration with StoryText editor for GUI testing

Source: readme.txt, updated 2013-01-23

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