Download TortoiseSVN 1.6.1

The developers behind TortoiseSVN released version 1.6.1 of the program on Friday. TortoiseSVN is a user interface for Subversion that allows version control, which is especially useful when working with multiple developers on a project. TortoiseSVN integrates itself as a shell extension into Windows and can be used on its own or in combination with an ide. Version 1.6.1 of TortoiseSVN ships with Subversion 1.6.1. The changelog of this release shows the following changes:

Changes:

• The history dialog is now ‘attached’ to the commit dialog.
• When filling in a log message from the ‘recent’ messages in the commit dlg, use the bugtraq:logregex to extract the bug ID and fill the bug ID field if possible and only use the bugtraq:message value if the logregex doesn’t return a bug ID.
• Updated to OpenSSL 0.9.8k

Bug fixed:

• Showing properties from the explorer svn properties tab did not work if a language other than English was set.
• Crash in “cleanup”.
• TortoiseBlame showed only empty files.
• Crash when showing the revision graph where the URL of the repository required escaping.
• The log dialog would show paths incorrectly greyed out or hidden for urls which need escaping.
• Sorting in the status list control didn’t work properly for columns after ‘lock author’.
• The bugtraq:label text was shown garbled in the commit dialog if it contained non-ASCII chars.
• The (Un)Ignore menu was not shown for files which have names with chars not available in the system codepage.
• Show log could loop endlessly under certain conditions.
• Fixed memory leak in TSVNCache.
• Administrative (msiexec /a …) install didn’t work.
• The log dialog used the wrong font.
• Blame showed revisions as merged even if they were not.
• Externals weren’t shown if changelists were present.
• The SubWCRevCOM didn’t return date information.
• Refreshing a folder in the repository lead to duplicate entries shown in the tree view.
• Already merged revisions were not indicated if the url required escaping.