Re: Changes between main releases of git

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Jakub Narebski <jnareb@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

> We are now close according to Junio to git 1.5.0.

We only just started talking about v1.5.0.  I would expect it to
be at least a month away, probably more.  Definitely not by
Christmas nor Linus's birthday.

> I'd like to ask by the occasion what were main changes
> between main versions (main releases) of git, say starting
> from v1.0.0?

I would agree we would LOVE to have that list by the time we do
a real v1.5.0, so that should be on the TO-DO list.  The
essential sources of information are:

 * Previous "What's in" summaries.

 * Previous "GIT v1.X.X" announcements.

 * Output from this (pick the ones that are not marked with ^)

	for txt in Documentation/*.txt
	do
        	git blame v1.0.0..next -- "$txt"
	done

 * Output from this

	git log v1.0.0..next

My time however is rather tight and I feel it is better spent on
the real development and release management.  People who has
been following the git list long enough should be able to come
up with a draft to help the process.

I happen to think you are among the more qualified people.



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