Software Update: TortoiseSVN 1.9.2

Version 1.9.2 of TortoiseSVN has been released. This program is a user interface for Subversion, which is used by developers for version control. It is almost indispensable when working on a project with different people. TortoiseSVN integrates as a shell extension into Windows and can be used on its own or in combination with an ide. Version 1.9.2 of TortoiseSVN is tied to Subversion version 1.9.2 and the changes since version 1.9.0 are listed below.

Version 1.9.2

New:

• New library icon for Win10, new overlay icon set for Win10.

Changed:

• TortoisePlink uses new UX style.
• The option “LogFindCopyFrom” is now enabled by default, and revisions before the merge branch are grayed.

Fixed:

• Performance issue if dragging lots of files in the explorer.
• “Show unified diff” in the log dialog did not include the last (lowest) revision.
• Adjusting externals to the HEAD revision used always the same revision if multiple externals were selected.
• “Check all” in project monitor cleared the view.
• When uninstalling TSVN, files from an installed language pack were left.
• IDiff showed 256×256 icons with wrong size.
• “update all” was enabled even if there are no monitored working copies in the project monitor.
• A blame started from the log dialog ignored the blame options from the dialog.
• The option “Reopen dialog after commit if items were left uncommitted” was shown as active in the settings dialog, even though it was not.

Version 1.9.1

Changed:

• Static linking to CRT and MFC.
• Allow the SubWCRevCOM object to be reused, ie clear all gathered data when GetWCInfo2() is called.
• Update TortoisePlink.
• Moved all commands to the front view in TortoiseMerge.
• Introduce the LogFindCopyFrom setting.
• Updating a sparse checkout remembers the state of hidden items as well.

Fixed:

• When Aero dialogs are disabled, the merge dlg background was painted black.
• SubWCRev segfaulted when started for a non-wc path.
• TMerge showed filtered diffs if “show whitespaces” was active.
• TMerge could mark the wrong line as changed if the files contained mixed newlines at the start of the files.
• “Show differences as unified diff” failed if the selected files were in different directories.
• ProjectMonitor could not show any log messages if HEAD was more than log-limit above the corresponding log messages to show.
• Stopping the monitoring thread failed when trying to show the log.
• When a start commit hook script failed in the repo browser, the buttons (abort/proceed) were switched.