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New features:
* Virtual repositories are now supported. These are plain directories
which are searched for nested locations. If you attempt to open a
location which is not a normal (shared) repository, branch or
checkout, you will be asked if you wish to open it as a virtual
repository. No question is asked if the location is bookmarked or
given on the command line. The virtual repository view is pretty
much identical to a normal repository view, though some menu actions
(like Explore --> Location Information) are not enabled.
* Custom editor applications are now supported. This allows the Edit
action to launch something more sensible than a text editor for
images, diagrams, web pages, office documents, etc. A default set
of editors are defined (in lib/standard_profile/editors.conf) and
these can be extended or overridden by providing a file of the
same name in your explorer configuration directory.
* The repository view now has a Log button. Multiple items can be
logged at once by selecting more than one location at a time.
If no location is selected, the repository is selected.
Improvements:
* Multiple branches can be opened from the command line with
'bzr explorer trunk feature1 feature 2'
* The BZR_EDITOR environment variable is checked when searching for
the text editor to use if one is not configured in bazaar.conf.
Translations:
* Added translations for Danish, English (United Kingdom), Galician,
Indonesian, Polish, Serbian, Swedish.
0.8.3 13-Oct-2009
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Improvements:
* Change the Help URL to go to the Documentation page on the
website, not the vision page.
* 'bzr help explorer' now points to the new website. It also
provides more information about how to troubleshoot problems.
Bug fixes:
* Display a message rather than error when the "Local Changes" and
"Missing Revisions" tabs are selected for a remote repository.
(Craig Hewetson, #433916)
Translations:
* Added translations for Arabic, Lithuanian and Ukrainian.
Bazaar Explorer is a desktop application providing an easy-to-use
interface to the Bazaar version control system. It is designed to be
simple enough for casual users of version control, yet powerful enough
for experts to be productive.
