Mercurial 1.5 and TortoiseHg 1.0 are released

A new version of Mercurial distributed version control system and a user-friendly client for this system has been released - TortoiseHg .


Here is an abbreviated changelog for Mercurial (the original is here )

• improvement in the heads command with named branches
• XML logging template
• import can now receive multiple patches via e-mail, mboxes, files and URLs
• new option patch.eol = auto, which allows you to ignore the type of line breaks in patches
• new option -b (--branch) for clone, bundle, incoming, outgoing, pull and push commands
• new server.validate option to check integrity when pushing
• nested repositories (subrepos) now have basic support for Subversion
• SSL certificate support for servers and improved IPv6 support
• new progress bar extension
• improvements in mq, color, convert, win32mbcs, zeroconf, rebase extensions
• improvements in the web interface
• improved error messages and documentation

TortoiseHg changes ( original )

• now used are Mercurial 1.5, Python 2.6.4, GTK 2.18.7, PyGtk 2.16.0, python-svn 1.6.6, dulwich
• Added extensions Perfarce, hgeol, mercurial keychain
• new installer
• interface improvements
• import dialog added
• HTTP (s) / SMTP keychain integration
• processing links in comments to commit (details here )
• many bug fixes and minor improvements

By the way, if you have not yet used distributed version control systems, I advise you to try TortoiseHg. It is simple and convenient. And if you used TortoiseSvn, then the interface will already be familiar to you (although, of course, there are significant differences).
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PS At first I wanted to make a simple link, but I wanted to put at least two links. As a result, made a quick translation of changelog'ov.