OOoSVN 0.3.11

0.3.11 :: 2009-01-30

### Bug fixes ###

2548888 - File recovery module was saving files to wrong path due to a missing
slash.

2548910 - If no version list is generated by recovery module, recovery would
still try to continue. An error is now given and the process is ended.

2548913 - If no version list is generated by revert module, revert would still
try to continue. An error is now given and the process is ended.

Requirements:
- OOo 1.1 or later, tested with 2.x and 3.0.0
- Subversion 1.3 or greater, latest stable version is recommended.
- svnadmin, svnlook, zip, unzip, sed

Installation:
This is BETA, use with caution. This version is much tougher than previous
versions so the only chance for losing work with this version is if there is a
problem with one of the underlying programs, all of which are pretty mature and
are trusted by many thousands of people.

This ZIP file is now the extension, unlike with older versions. Installation
should be more straight forward.

1. Install the ooosvn-0.3.9.zip package using OOo's package manager, Tools >
Package Manager . This will install the BASIC
modules and will give you the SVN menu. With OOo 2.4 or later and OOoSVN 0.3.10
or later, the extension can be updated from within the Package Manager,
including by checking packages against the OOo Extensions repository.

2. If doing an upgrade it is strongly recommended that you run Tools > Add-Ons >
Install OOoSVN scripts to upgrade the scripts. If this is a fresh install, use
SVN > Place document under version control for the first time and your home
repository, working directory and shell scripts will be created for you by the
new wizard.

Use:
The SVN menu gives all of the options to carry out on a document. They're
fairly safe
in this version.

If you want to automate use of OOoSVN, assign the macros OnSavedSVN and
OnSavedAsSVN to the Saved and Saved As events (note past participle). This is
not done automatically as most users will still only want to try this out and
I'm not sure the OOo extensions format allows for macros to be assigned to
events on installation.

Todo:
Yeah, proper documentation.
Loads of other things.

OOoSVN is now on Sourceforge:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/ooosvn/
Please report bugs and submit feature requests to the bug/feature trackers
available there. Also do check for updated documentation and new releases. If
you are interested in contributing, let me know.

This is still **very much under development**.

Thanks:
Yuval Aviel, Richard Bos, everyone who has reported bugs and tested


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Version: 0.3.11 Date: 2009-Jan-30 Size: N/A
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OOoSVN 0.3.9-beta

0.3.9 :: 2009-01-06

### New features ###
2488967 - Added FirstRunCheck to OnSavedSVN and OnSavedAsSVN meaning that if
macros have already been assigned to these events, the wizard will run on the
first run.

Updated shell scripts to give PWD output after any cd. Useful for debugging.
If installing on top of an earlier version please run Tools > Add-Ons >
Install OOoSVN scripts. If this is a fresh install, these will be setup on the
firt run.

Output from most shell operations now goes to operation.log. If you have any
trouble, have a look through this to see what the shell scripts are doing.

Replaced some simple error messages with operation.log output. If reporting
issues in future, posting the contents of any error logs displayed will be a
great help.

Added file import tests to ImportSVN and OnSavedAsSVN so that files that do not
get correctly imported will not alert the user giving them the full
operation.log text to see where problems may, ie. problem characters in file
name.

### Bug Fixes ###
All SVN file tests now look for .svn/ to make sure that files that have not been
correctly imported do not get reported. This is most useful on files with
problem characters such as spaces in them.


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Version: 0.3.9-beta Date: 2009-Jan-06 Size: N/A
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OOoSVN 0.3.8

Requirements:
- OOo 1.1 or later, tested with 2.0.2 and 2.1
- Subversion 1.3 or greater, latest stable version is recommended.
- svnadmin, svnlook, zip, unzip, sed

Installation:
This is BETA, use with caution. This version is much tougher than previous
versions so the only chance for losing work with this version is if there is a
problem with one of the underlying programs, all of which are pretty mature and
are trusted by many thousands of people.

This ZIP file is now the extension, unlike with older versions. Installation
should be more straight forward.

1. Install the ooosvn-0.3.7.zip package using OOo's package manager, Tools >
Package Manager (Extension Manager after 2.1) . This will install the BASIC
module and will give you the SVN menu.

2. If doing an upgrade it is strongly recommended that you run Tools > Add-Ons >
Install OOoSVN scripts to upgrade the scripts. If this is a fresh install, use
SVN > Place document under version control for the first time and your home
repository, working directory and shell scripts will be created for you by the
new wizard.

Use:
The SVN menu gives all of the options to carry out on a document. They're safe
in this version.

If you want to automate use of OOoSVN, assign the macros OnSavedSVN and
OnSavedAsSVN to the Saved and Saved As events (note past participle). This is
not done automatically as most users will still only want to try this out and
I'm not sure the OOo extensions format allows for macros to be assigned to
events on installation.

Todo:
Yeah, proper documentation.
Loads of other things.

OOoSVN is now on Sourceforge:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/ooosvn/
Please report bugs and submit feature requests to the bug/feature trackers
available there. Also do check for updated documentation and new releases. If
you are interested in contributing, let me know.

This is still **very much under development**.

Thanks:
Yuval Aviel, Richard Bos, everyone who has reported bugs and tested


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Version: 0.3.8 Date: 2007-Sep-22 Size: N/A
Operating System: Solaris | Linux | MacOS X