work correctly, at least on NetBSD: mkvmerge happens to spin and burn
CPU time without any progress in output file generation, the old
version finishes the same task properly
Changes from Ant 1.8.1 TO Ant 1.8.2
===================================
Changes that could break older environments:
-------------------------------------------
* Prior to Ant 1.8.0 the <copy> task and several other tasks would
overwrite read-only destination files. Starting with 1.8.0 they
would only do so under special circumstances. Ant 1.8.2 now
consistently won't replace a read-only file by default. The same is
true for a number of other tasks.
The <copy>, <move> and <echo> tasks now have a new force attribute
and <concat> has a new forceReadonly attribute that can be used to
make the task overwrite read-only destinations.
Bugzilla Report 49261.
* Removed ant-nodeps.jar; it is now merged into ant.jar.
* DOMElementWriter#encode used to employ special code before encoding
ampersands so that { remained { rather than being turned
into &#123;. This is no longer the case, ampersands will now
be encoded unconditionally.
Also DOMElementWriter#encodeData will treat CDATA sections containing a
literal "]]>" sequence different now - it will split the CDATA
section between the second "]" and ">" and create two sections.
This affects <echoxml> task as well as the XML logger or JUnit
formatter where ampersands will now always get encoded.
In addition DOMElementWriter will now replace the characters \t, \r
and \n in attribute values by entity references.
Bugzilla Report 49404.
* The list elements returned by ProjectHelper#getExtensionStack are
now String arrays of length 3 rather than 2 in order to support the
onMissingExtensionPoint attribute.
Bugzilla Report 49473.
* When using <property file="..." prefix="..."/> properties defined
inside the same file will only get used in expansions if the ${}
reference uses the same prefix. This is different from Ant 1.8.1
but is the same behavior Ant 1.8.0 and earlier exhibited.
A new attribute prefixValues can be used to re-enable the behavior
of Ant 1.8.1.
Bugzilla Report 49373.
* The files and directories used by Git, Mercurial and Bazaar to
store their information are now excluded by the defaultexcludes.
Bugzilla Report 49624.
* The <junit> task no longer generates TestListener events - which
have been introduced in ant 1.7.0 - by default. The task has a new
attribute enableTestListenerEvents and a new "magic" property
ant.junit.enabletestlistenerevents has been added that can be used
to reinstate the old behavior.
Fixed bugs:
-----------
* hostinfo now prefers addresses with a hostname over addresses without
a hostname, provided the addresses have the same scope.
For local lookup, no IP address will be put in NAME / DOMAIN anymore.
For remote lookup, if a host name was provided and only an IP address is
found, the IP address will no longer overwrite the host name provided to the
task.
Bugzilla Report 49513
* mmap-based file copy problems under JDK 1.4 on Linux.
Bugzilla Report 49430.
* The Sun JVM tries to mmap the entire file during a copy.
For large files this is not feasible.
We now explicitly request to copy at most 16 MiB per request.
Bugzilla Report 49326.
* DemuxInputStream.read() should return unsigned values
Bugzilla Report 49279.
* The MIME mailer ignored the port parameter when using SSL.
Bugzilla Report 49267.
* <xslt> ignored the classpath when using the default TraX processor.
Bugzilla Report 49271.
* <checksum>'s totalproperty only worked reliably if the same file
name didn't occur inside more than one directory.
Bugzilla Report 36748.
* <ftp> could fail to download files from remote subdirectories under
certain circumstances.
Bugzilla Report 49296.
* <junit> will now produce better diagnostics when it fails to delete
a temporary file.
Bugzilla Report 49419.
* Ant would often scan directories even though there were known to
only hold excluded files when evaluating filesets. This never
resulted in wrong results but degraded performance of the scan
itself.
Bugzilla Report 49420.
* <javac> failed for long command lines on OS/2.
Bugzilla Report 49425.
* <junitreport> did not handle encodings well for stdout/stderr.
Bugzilla Report 49418.
* <junit> could issue a warning about multiple versions of Ant on the
CLASSPATH if two CLASSPATH entries differed in case on a
case-insensitive file system.
Bugzilla Report 49041.
* The <restrict> resource collection was checking every resource even if
we actually just want the first one, like in the example of use of
resourcelist in the documentation (getting the first available resource
from a mirror list).
* A race condition could lead to build failures if multiple <mkdir>
tasks were trying to create the same directory.
Bugzilla Report 49572.
* the toString() method of the Resources class - and thus any
${toString:} expansion of a reference to a <resources> element -
didn't iterate over its nested elements if it hadn't done so prior
to the toString invocation already.
Bugzilla Report 49588.
* <apply> in parallel mode didn't work together with a nested
<redirector> if maxparallel was <= 0 (the default) or no source
files matched.
Bugzilla Report 49594.
* <jar filesetmanifest="merge"> didn't work for manifests added via
<zipfileset>s that used the prefix or fullpath attributes.
Bugzilla Report 49605.
* <tempfile createfile="true"> would cause an error unless the prefix
attribute has been specified.
Bugzilla Report 49755.
* If forked, after finished <java> was still reading the input stream
for a bunch of characters, then stealing them from a following <input>.
Bugzilla Report 49119.
* Ant could be leaking threads for each forked process (started by
<exec>, <apply>, <java> or similar tasks) that didn't receive input
from a resource or string explicitly.
Bugzilla Report 49587.
* Project#setDefault threw an exception when null was passed in as
argument, even though the Javadoc says null is a valid value.
Bugzilla Report 49803.
* runant.py would swallow the first argument if CLASSPATH wasn't set.
Bugzilla Report 49963.
* <taskdef> failed to load resources from jar files contained in a
directory that has a "!" in its name.
Bugzilla Report 50007.
* ant.bat exit strategy improvements and issues
make the exit codes work in environments where 4NT or MKS are installed
Bugzilla Report 41039.
* <signjar> would fail if used via its Java API and the File passed
into the setJar method was not "normalized" (i.e. contained ".."
segments).
Bugzilla Report 50081.
* <delete> ignored <fileset>'s errorOnMissingDir attribute
Bugzilla Report 50124.
* <symlink> failed to close files when reading a list of symbolic
links from a properties file.
Bugzilla Report 50136.
* <parallel> could allow tasks to start executing even if a task
scheduled to run before them timed out.
Bugzilla Report 49527.
* If a <junit> batch with multiple tests times out Ant logs a message
about a test named Batch-With-Multiple-Tests since 1.8.0 but the
logic that determined the Java package of this pseudo-test has been
wrong.
Bugzilla Report 45227.
* <propertyfile> didn't preserve the original linefeed style when
updating a file.
Bugzilla Report 50049.
* <zip>'s whenEmpty behavior never consulted the non-fileset
resources so the task could fail even though resources have been
provided using non-fileset resource collections.
Bugzilla Issue 50115.
* ftp chmod could throw a NPE.
Bugzilla report 50217.
* The project help (-p option in the command line) will now print
the dependencies of the targets in debug mode (-d on the command
line)
Other changes:
--------------
* <concat>'s force attribute has been deprecated in favor of a new
overwrite attribute that is consistent with <copy>'s attribute
names.
* You can now specify a list of methods to run in a JUnit test case.
Bugzilla Report 34748.
* properties in files read because of the -propertyfile command line
option will now get resolved against other properties that are
defined before the project starts executing (those from the same or
earlier -propertfiles or defined via the -D option).
Bugzilla Report 18732.
* <pathelement>s can now contain wildcards in order to use wildcard
CLASSPATH entries introduced with Java6.
The wildcards are not expanded or even evaluated by Ant and will be
used literally. The resulting path may be unusable as a CLASSPATH
for Java versions prior to Java6 and likely doesn't mean anything
when used in any other way than a CLASSPATH for a forked Java VM.
Bugzilla Report 46842.
* A new attribute allows targets to deal with nonexistent extension
points, i.e. they can extend an extension-point if it has been
defined or silently work as plain targets if it hasn't. This is
useful for targets that get included/imported in different
scenarios where a given extension-point may or may not exist.
Bugzilla Report 49473.
* Ant now logs a warning message if it fails to change the file
modification time in for example when using <touch> or preserving
timestamps in various tasks.
Bugzilla Report 49485.
* ProjectHelpers can now be installed dynamically via the <projecthelper>
Ant task.
* <import> is now able to switch to the proper ProjectHelper to parse
the imported resource. This means that several kinds of different build
files can import each other.
* <copy tofile=""> now also works for non-filesystem resources.
Bugzilla Report 49756.
* The <linecontainsregexp> filter now supports a casesensitive
attribute.
* The <containsregexp> selector now supports casesensitive, multiline
and singleline attributes.
Bugzilla Report 49764.
* A new <cutdirsmapper> can be used like wget's --cut-dirs option to
strip leading directories from file names.
* <javah> now supports the GNU project's gcjh compiler.
Bugzilla Report 50149.
* <checksum> supports additional views of a file's path as elements
for a custom pattern.
Bugzilla Report 50114.
* JUnit XMLResultAggregator logs the stack trace of caught IO exceptions
in verbose runs.
Bugzilla Report 48836.
* StringUtils.parseHumanSizes() should turn parse failures into
BuildExceptions.
Bugzilla Report 48835.
* New task <bindtargets> to make a list of targets bound to some
specified extension point.
* Initial support for OpenJDK7 has been added.
* Ant now uses java.net.CookieStore rather than
java.util.ServiceLocator to detect whether the environment is a
Java 1.6 system. This means releases of gcj/gij at the time of
this release of Ant are detected as Java 1.5 and not 1.6.
Bugzilla Report 50256.
* It is now possible to write a compiler adapter for <javac> that
compiles sources with extensions other than .java (but that still
compile to .class files).
Bugzilla Report 48829.
* The performance of VectorSet#add(Object) has been improved which
should also benefit any operation that scans directories in Ant.
Bugzilla Report 50200.
* Sieve filter tool: finished implementing basic functionality. It is not
quite ready yet, but it is available for those willing to experiment
with it (needs --with-unfinished-features config to compile). Also
includes man page.
* Vacation extension now inhibits replies to messages from sender listed
in :addresses, thus preventing replies to one of the user's other known
addresses.
* Vacation extension: implemented the (draft) vacation-seconds extension.
This also adds min/max period configuration settings. Refer to
doc/vacation.txt for configuration information.
* ManageSieve: fixed bug in UTF-8 checking of string values. This is done
by discarding the original implementation and migrating to the Dovecot
API's UTF-8 functionality.
* Sieve command line tools now avoid initializing the mail store unless
necessary. This prevents sievec and sieve-dump from failing when
executed by root for example.
* Enotify extension: fixed inappropriate return type in mailto URI parse
function, also fixing ARM compiler warning.
* Vacation extension: fixed handling of sendmail errors. It produced an
additional confusing success message in case of error.
* Removed header MIME-decoding to fix erroneous address parsing. Applies to
address test and vacation command.
* Fixed segfault bug in extension configuration, triggered when unknown
extension is mentioned in sieve_extensions setting.
* doveadm: Added "move" command for moving mails between mailboxes.
* virtual: Added support for "+mailbox" entries that clear \Recent
flag from messages (default is to preserve them).
* dbox: Fixes to handling external attachments
* dsync: More fixes to avoid hanging with remote syncs
* dsync: Many other syncing/correctness fixes
* doveconf: v2.0.10 and v2.0.11 didn't output plugin {} section right
* New features and changes:
- Added support for Python 3.1 and 3.2. The conversion has also
brought several improvements:
- Added 'b' and 't' mode to large objects: write can deal with both
bytes strings and unicode; read can return either bytes strings
or decoded unicode.
- COPY sends Unicode data to files implementing 'io.TextIOBase'.
- Improved PostgreSQL-Python encodings mapping.
- Added a few missing encodings: EUC_CN, EUC_JIS_2004, ISO885910,
ISO885916, LATIN10, SHIFT_JIS_2004.
- Dropped repeated dictionary lookups with unicode query/parameters.
- Improvements to the named cusors:
- More efficient iteration on named cursors, fetching 'itersize'
records at time from the backend.
- The named cursors name can be an invalid identifier.
- Improvements in data handling:
- Added 'register_composite()' function to cast PostgreSQL
composite types into Python tuples/namedtuples.
- Adapt types 'bytearray' (from Python 2.6), 'memoryview' (from
Python 2.7) and other objects implementing the "Revised Buffer
Protocol" to 'bytea' data type.
- The 'hstore' adapter can work even when the data type is not
installed in the 'public' namespace.
- Raise a clean exception instead of returning bad data when
receiving bytea in 'hex' format and the client libpq can't parse
them.
- Empty lists correctly roundtrip Python -> PostgreSQL -> Python.
- Other changes:
- 'cursor.description' is provided as named tuples if available.
- The build script refuses to guess values if 'pg_config' is not
found.
- Connections and cursors are weakly referenceable.
* Bug fixes
switch to use gem.
= Changes in 2.2.0 =
Apr 8, 2011 - version 2.2.0
* Features
* Add HTTPClient#cookies as an alias of #cookie_manager.cookies.
* Add res.cookies method. It returns parsed cookie in response header.
It's different from client.cookie_manager.cookies. Manager keeps
persistent cookies in it.
* Add res.headers method which returns a Hash of headers.
Hash key and value are both String. Each key has a single value so you
can't extract exact value when a message has multiple headers like
'Set-Cookie'. Use header['Set-Cookie'] for that purpose.
(It returns an Array always)
* Allow keyword style argument for HTTPClient#get, post, etc.
Introduced keywords are: :body, :query, and :header.
You can write
HTTPClient.get(uri, :header => {'X-custom' => '1'})
instead of;
HTTPClient.get(uri, nil, {'X-custom' => '1'})
* Add new keyword argument :follow_redirect to get/post. Now you can
follow redirection response with passing :follow_redirect => true.
* [INCOMPAT] Rename HTTPClient::HTTP::Message#body to #http_body, then
add #body as an alias of #content. It's incompatible change though
users rarely depends on this method. (I've never seen such a case)
Users who are using req.body and/or res.body should follow this
change. (req.http_body and res.http_body)
* Bug fixes
* Reenable keep-alive for chunked response.
This feature was disabled by c206b687952e1ad3e20c20e69bdbd1a9cb38609e at
2008-12-09. I should have written a test for keep-alive. Now I added it.
Thanks Takahiro Nishimura(@dr_taka_n) for finding this bug.
= Changes in 2.1.7 =
Mar 22, 2011 - version 2.1.7
* Features
* Add MD5-sess auth support. Thanks to wimm-dking. (#47)
* Add SNI support. (Server Name Indication of HTTPS connection) (#49)
* Add GSSAPI auth support using gssapi gem. Thanks to zenchild. (#50)
* NTLM logon to exchange Web Services. [experimental] Thanks to curzonj and mccraigmccraig (#52)
* Add HTTPOnly cookie support. Thanks to nbrosnahan. (#55)
* Add HTTPClient#socket_local for specifying local binding hostname and port of TCP socket. Thanks to icblenke.
* Regression fix: Use bigger buffer for server reads.
* Regression fix: Add reply_header_replace directive for ability lost since 2.7
* Bug 3181: /dev/poll fails to build on Solaris with GCC 4.5.0
* Bug 3177: assertion failed: comm.cc:1583: "fd >= 0"
* Bug 3175: IPv6 PTR lookup crashes on raw-IP URLs when IPv6 disabled
* Bug 3173: Assertion bodyPipe!=NULL on SslBump CONNECT response writing failure
* Bug 3164: Total memory info display 32-bit overflows
* Bug 3155: Werror is hard-coded in libTrie build
* Bug 3151: squid_kerb_auth: use autoconf LIBS instead of FLAGS for library
linkage
* Bug 2976: invalid URL on intercepted requests during reconfigure
* Bug 2720: comment in same line as cache/mem_replacement_policy causes error
* Bug 2621: Provide request headers to RESPMOD when using cache_peer.
* Bug 2330: AuthUser objects are never unlocked
* Prevent CONNECT request relaying to origin servers
* squidclient HTTP/1.1 compliance updates (Pragma and User-Agent headers)
* squidclient: send Cache Manager password using -w
* eCAP: give full Request-URI to adapters
* ... and several debug and error display cleanups
Apache Ivy is a simple yet powerful dependency manager featuring
continuous integration, dependencies of dependencies management,
multiple repositories including ibiblio and high performance (use
of a local cache).
* Changed license to Apache License 2.0, now completely Open Source
without any charging. Feel free to continue or for this project.
* Empty cells now collapse
* Fixed a typo in code for reading a "\b" escape character in strings.
* Improved __repr__ in FloatObject.
* Fixed a bug in reading octal escape sequences in strings.
* Added getWidth and getHeight methods to the RectangleObject class.
* Fixed compatibility warnings with Python 2.4 and 2.5.
* Added addBlankPage and insertBlankPage methods on PdfFileWriter class.
* Fixed a bug with circular references in page's object trees (typically
annotations) that prevented correctly writing out a copy of those pages.
* New merge page functions allow application of a transformation matrix.
* Parses valid and invalid HTML documents to a tree
* Support for minidom, ElementTree (including cElementTree and lxml.etree),
BeautifulSoup (deprecated) and custom simpletree output formats
* DOM to SAX converter
* Reports parse errors
* Character encoding detection
* Filtering and serializing of trees
* HTML+CSS sanitizer
* Many unit tests
* Support for colour separated PDF output and other optimisations and
features for high-quality printing, including enforcement of colour
models for CMYK, RGB, and "spot colours"
* Long table optimisations are now turned on by default. Previously,
documents with very long tables spanning many pages could take a long
time to create because we considered the whole table to work out row
and column sizes. A patch was submitted some time ago to fix this
controlled by a flag in the rl_config file, but this was set 'off'
for compatibility. Users are often not aware of this and we haven't
found any real-world cases where the new layout technique works badly,
so we are turning this behaviour on.
* New support for QR barcodes.
