Re: [TSVN] TortoiseSVN FAQ

Peter Mounce wrote:

> I know. But if I want to see how a feature works _without_ installing a
> nightly (say I'm in the middle of important work and don't want to risk
> my release install of TSVN, and put aside the fact that if I'm in the
> middle of important work I shouldn't be reading about cool upcoming TSVN
> features ;-) ), I'm reduced to coping with the stress of waiting for
> the next release :-)

But you monitor the mailing list. So you know what's changed and what
not. Besides, uploading the docs on a daily basis is not that easy
(well, it's easy, but the docs are 19MB big!).

> On a more serious note, reading details and seeing screenshots about
> cool upcoming features might induce me to get a nightly and install it
> to try it out.

Most features aren't 'visible', so screenshots won't help. For example,
the new cache isn't visible, speed improvements aren't visible, ...

> Speaking of the next release, any idea when it might be? The changelog
> looks almost as long as the 1.2.0 one!

I'll release 1.2.1 as soon as Subversion 1.2.1 is out. Which will be
some time this week, don't know when exactly.

About the changelog: yes, it seems bigger. But the changelog for 1.2 is
far from complete, and most changes (which required a *lot* of work)
aren't in there because they're mentioned in the Subversion changelog
(e.g. locking, new API's, ...).
Also, most changes for 1.2 are explained in one sentence, but took weeks
to implement, test and get them working. So that's why the changelog for
1.2 isn't that big.

Stefan

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