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Plastic SCM 4.1.10.391 Release is out!!

Thursday, January 24, 2013 Luix 0 Comments

A new release of our current stable version (4.1 series) is out: Plastic SCM 4.1.10.391 has been released!!

The list of new features and bug fixes of this Plastic SCM release can be found in the release notes page. This blogpost will highlight some of them. If you haven't downloaded this version yet you can do it here.

Bugs

Code Review 

When a deleted item was selected in the diffs view of the Code review feature, a "Value cannot be null." error was returned. This is now fixed!

Code review diff window

Merge

A merge resolution issue that happened when a directory was removed and added again during the merge resolution, has been fixed. The following is an example that reproduced the problem:

We keep the source resolution on the following merge case:
            base:
             /src
             /src/foo.c

            src:
              add /doc
              mv /src/foo.c to /doc/foo.c
              delete src

            dst:
              add /src/bar.c
              add /src/qux.c

 

Branch Explorer view

We have improved the mechanism to preserve the position when the diagram is refreshed.
And also ...
  • The view was scrolled down and right a little bit when it was refreshed. Fixed.
  • The view sometimes showed a blank part of the diagram when the workspace working information was not found. Fixed: now it focuses o the LAST changeset (last checkin).  
  • Fixed some errors that could happen when refreshing the view intensively.

 

Documentation

All the "revno" mentions have been deleted, since they are pointless in Plastic SCM 4.

Enjoy!

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