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Revision 3.11, Sat Feb 14 16:02:30 2004 UTC (20 years, 1 month ago) by scop
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Better control over line wrapping in the directory view.

Submitted by:	Christopher Wolf <wolf@ti.com> (modified)

$FreeBSD$

This document describes the high level changes between FreeBSD-CVSweb
versions.  For detailed changes including credits, see ChangeLog.
For installation instructions and upgrade notes, see INSTALL.

Changes in x.x.x

* Support 80 character line lengths in side by side diffs.
* Improved control over line wrapping in the directory view.

Changes in 2.9.2 (beta), released 2004-01-31:

* Improved download/view/diff linking wrt. MIME types and binary files.
* Support for per file type, external diff commands.
* Support for read-only repository access mode also for cvs >= 1.12.1.
* Fix checkouts from paths where the top level dir starts with a dot.
* Improved hidden/forbidden file/dir functionality.
* The minimum supported version of GNU Enscript is actually 1.6.3, and
  for mod_perl 2, >= 1.99_11 is strongly recommended although it does run
  to some extent with 1.99_08.

Changes in 2.9.1 (beta) (after 2.0.6), released 2003-10-05:

* Much improved HTML quality, XHTML 1.0 Transitional, use of external CSS.
* Visual and accessibility improvements.
* Graphical revision views using CvsGraph (>= 1.4.0).
* Source and diff syntax highlighting using GNU Enscript (>= 1.6.2).
* mod_perl 2 support (>= 1.99_08).
* Ability to handle directories with *lots* of files.
* Case insensitive sorting option for directories.
* Cross site scripting paranoia against weirdly formatted tags etc.
* Option to display line numbers in source views.
* Improved MIME type discovery and support for binary files.
* Support for (X)Emacs-style human readable diffs using String::Ediff.
* Taint-safety on Perl 5.8, strict CGI query parameter checking.
* Ability to show Apache FancyIndex-style README.cvs(.html) in dir views.
* Lots of minor bugfixes.
* Portability improvements.
* Documentation improvements.
* Code cleanups.
* For information how to upgrade from 2.0.x versions, see INSTALL.