extension Makefile fragments, because they really don't have anything to
do with the buildlink[12] frameworks. Change all the Makefiles that use
application.buildlink.mk and extension.buildlink.mk to use application.mk
and extension.mk instead.
fractured into two more pieces: py-extclass and py-dtml, which are
independantly useful.
Highlights of changes from 2.0.1 to 2.1.4:
- Performance improvements
- Switch to new dtml <dtml-xxx> syntax by default.
- Many ZCatalog improvements
- try/except, try/except/else in DTML (py-dtml package)
- FastCGI support (not on NetBSD yet -- no threads)
- Two security fixes (mostly for sites that allow untrusted
people to write DTML)
- Two object database fixes when working with versions and doing
a pack
- Other minor bugs
See full changes at http://www.zope.org/Products/Zope/2.1.4/CHANGES.txt
${PREFIX}/zope to ${PREFIX}/lib/zope
Changes in 1.10.3:
Features Added:
- A new flag attribute, only, of the DTML with tag prunes the DTML
namespace to only the namespace created with the with tag.
- A new flag attribute, reverse, of the DTML in tag which will reverse
the order of the items iterated over.
- A new flag attribute, reverse, of the DTML tree tag which will reverse
the order of the items iterated over.
- Added contributed support for encoding options in the SendMail tag and
MailHost send method.
Bugs Fixed:
- A significant memory leak, introduced in 1.10.0 has been plugged. This
is the main reason for this release.
- Construction, upload, and edit methods did not consistently support
either string or file data. This caused really weird behavior when file
upload was used with out includeing the ":string" suffix in the argument
name when doing a file upload.
- This bug was previously (and incorrectly) reported as a
ZPublisher.Client problem.
- Errors in ExternalMethods were masked by bugs in error reporting logic.
The bugs were made far more effective by Python 1.5.1.
- Bug in sqlvar tag where the combination of type=nb and optional would
not behave as expected.
- Databases (or export files) created in binary distributions were not
usable in source distributions due to cPickle limitations in stock
Python 1.5.1. We now link/copy the cPickle extension to BoboPOS to make
sure that it uses the latest version.
- Broken products seemed to remain broken (were shown as broken in the
control panel products area) even after problems were corrected.
