[Monotone-devel] Release Of mtn-browse Version 0.70 and Monotone::AutomateStdio 0.08

[Anthony Edward Cooper]

   I would like to announce the 0.70 release of mtn-browse:

   Monotone browser (mtn-browse) is an application for browsing 
Monotone VCS databases without the need for a workspace. The interface 
allows one to:

   * Easily select a revision from within a branch
   * Find a revision using complex queries
   * Navigate the contents of a revision using a built in file manager
   * Display file contents, either using the internal viewer or an
     external helper application
   * Compare the changes between different revisions or versions of a
     file either using the internal difference viewer or an external
     application
   * Find files within a revision based on detailed search criteria
   * Display file annotations and easily refer back to the
     corresponding change documentation
   * Save files to disk
   * Browse remote databases via the netsync protocol.
   * Support for Monotone version 0.35 up to 0.47
   * Extensive built in help
   * In English with additional German locale

   This version brings many bug fixes and locale support improvements 
along with support for the newer versions of Monotone. The source can be 
downloaded from here:

   http://sourceforge.net/projects/mtn-browse

   Currently supported platforms: Linux & Mac OSX, should work on 
Solaris and other Unixes.

   Monotone::AutomateStdio is an object oriented Perl library module 
that allows Perl applications to easily interface with Monotone's 
automate stdio interface. This library supports Monotone versions 0.35 
up to and including 0.47. All of the automate stdio functions are 
available via this library. The source and documentation can be 
downloaded from here:

   http://search.cpan.org/perldoc?Monotone::AutomateStdio

   Currently supported platforms: Linux & Mac OSX, should work on 
Solaris and other Unixes.

   Both projects are considered stable (well at least by me) so let me 
know if you run into problems.

   Regards,

   Tony.