CvsShell Version History

* Version 0.5.1

+ Bugfixes:
   - Fixed bug that occured if the CVS directory exists but not the file CVS/Entries
   - bug #733254 (problem with refresh command)


* Version 0.5.0

+ New Features:
   - new commands: login, logout. cvsshell tries to log in automatically when
     needed (bug #718035)
   - new command: log. Displays the log messages of a file
   - new command: diff. Displays a diff between different revisions of a file.

+ Enhancements:
   - improved filtering of files listed in ~/.cvsignore, $CVSIGNORE,
     ./.cvsignore a lot.
   - cvsshell now inserts logmessages for initial commits, remove operations and
     rename operations automatically. Have a look at the 'initial-commit-message'
     and 'delete-message' configuration options.

+ Bugfixes:
   - ID #721222 (update does not except the filename(s) to update as arg)
   - ID #717409 (update command should be invoked with the -d option)
   - ID #717407 (refresh command ignores directories)
   - ID #721315 (refresh command traverses directories listed in .cvsignore)
   - ID #711610 (Crash)
   - ID #694298 (CVS directory is not recognized on case-insensitve fs)


* Version 0.4.0

+ Bugfixes:
   - various smaller bugs

+ Enhancements:
   - The ``refresh'' command now ignores files listed either in the
     environment variable $CVSROOT, the file ~/.cvsignore or the
     .cvsignore file of the directory the command is processing.


* Version 0.3.1

+ Bugfixes:
  - fixed bug ID 595751
  - fixed various bugs on the windows platform


* Version 0.3

+ Bugfixes:
  - fixed bug that caused arguments of a command which are delimited
    by newlines to be ignored.
  - fixed bug that caused options to the update command to be ignored
    (bug ID: 584831)
  - fixed bug ID 560963

+ Enhancements:
  - new command: show-unmodified. The listing now filters all unmodified
    files. With show-unmodified you can turn this filter on or off.
  - new command: refresh. refresh reads all files recursivly starting at a
    given directory (or the current working directory if none is given)
    and creates a directory listing without contacting the server. You
    can refer to the ids in the listing in all subsequent commands.
    The old refresh command can be invoked with `sim-update'
  - improved status/refresh/update command: you now can specify the
    directory to operate on.
  - improved status command: the repository revision, the working revision and
    the time of last modification is displayed, too.
  - improved readline support: completion is now possible for more than one
    directory; commands are completed, too.
  - new command: replace. replace retrieves a given revision of a file from
    the repository and replaces the working copy with that revision

+ Changes:
  - `refresh' is now called `sim-update' (see above)


* Version 0.2.1

+ Bugfixes:
  - fixed bug in InteractiveApp

+ Enhancements
  - auto-refresh of the directory listing is now invoked when the listing
    is dirty _and_ should be printed and not only when the listing is
    out-of-date.


* Version 0.2

+ New Features:
  - Rename command.
  - Automatic refresh of the file listing. This option can be turned on/off
    with `auto-refresh on' or `auto-refresh off'
  - Support for migration of cvsroot aliases from the old configuration file to 
    the new configurations file during the installation process.
  - Shell commands can be embedded in cvsshell commands by enclosing them in 
    `...`.
    Example: commit `find -name *.py`
  - Commands can be sent directly to the underlying shell by prepending a '!'.  

+ Bugfixes:
  - Remove command now checks for existence before removing a file.

+ Enhancements:
  - Changed color settings.
  - Commit command asks you to continue if no files are given to commit
    to make sure not to commit a whole directory tree by mistake.
  
+ API Additions/Changes:
  - src/interactive_app.py: Prompt method now supports default value for answer.
  - src/app.py: shell method new raises a exception if the execution of the shell
    command fails.