On November 1st, version 2.23 of the simple and highly reliable distributed system was released. configuration management Fossil SCM, written in C and using SQLite as its storage database.
Change log:
- A feature has been added to close forum threads for non-privileged users. By default, only administrators can close threads or reply to them, but to grant this capability to moderators, you can use the forum-close-policy parameter.
- The command fossil all whatis has been added.
- Accurate messages about renamed or edited files through the fossil status command and web interface.
- The command fossil help now displays the default value for this option.
- In timeline graphs, closed commits are represented by an X in the center of the circle or node field.
- New options for email notifications: receive only the first message in each new thread, and/or messages that are replies to the user's messages.
- Fixed a bug that occurred in version 2.22, which caused FTS5 full-text search to fail if the searched text contained non-ASCII characters.
- Improved protection against malicious attacks.
- Enhanced file tree lists, now displaying file sizes and allowing sorting.
- The command fossil fts-config now shows how much storage space the full-text index occupies.
- Now changing the value of a parameter to an empty string is equivalent to removing that parameter in most cases. There are a few exceptions noted by the keep-empty flag.
- The command fossil branch list can now filter branches that have (or have not) been merged into the current branch.
- Improved interaction with remote repositories via SSH protocol.
- The built-in libraries SQLite, ZLib, and Pikchr have been updated.
- documentation has been improved.
Source: linux.org.ru
