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GIT 1.4.2.3

To push out two fixes while we are in slow-down for 1.4.3

GIT 1.4.3-rc1

GIT 1.4.2.2

Fixes since 1.4.2.1

 - "git-am --skip" did not work without its stdin connected to tty.

 - "git-diff -B" produced complete-rewrite diff without usual a/ and b/
   prefix by mistake.

GIT 1.4.2.1

Minor fixes since 1.4.2, including git-mv and git-http with alternates.

GIT 1.4.2

GIT 1.4.2-rc4

It's been a week since -rc3, so here it is.  The changes are
really small fixes and nothing else.  Let's hope I can tag the
real 1.4.2 this weekend.

GIT 1.4.2-rc3

GIT 1.4.2-rc2

GIT 1.4.1.1

This is an emergency fix to put the server side update for the
problem of git-daemon timing out on a big transfer everybody seems
to be having.

GIT 1.4.2-rc1

GIT 1.4.1

GIT 1.4.1-rc2

Many fixes since v1.4.1-rc1 was issued.  Notable are:

 - git-cvsimport to manage multiple branches are (hopefully)
   fixed now (Martin and Johannes).

 - git-rebase learned how to use 3-way merge backends by
   "git-rebase --merge" (Eric Wong).

 - git-svn updates (Eric Wong).

 - "git-commit -m" breakage was fixed (me).

GIT 1.4.1-rc1

As promised, 1.4.X series will be managed slightly differently,
and this is in preparation of the first installment of it.  The
releases will come from the "master" branch to contain both
fixes and enhancements from now on.  Hotfix releases when
necessary would have 1.4.X.Y revision numbers, but I am hoping
that we do not have to do that very often.

Since all the exciting and potentially risky developments are to
happen on the "next" branch and they are supposed to graduate to
"master" branch after they are reasonably well cooked, this
change will help the end-users to stay reasonably current
without hopefully not introducing unexpected problems.  The
older scheme left out all the enhancements if people followed
packaged versions, and gave big surprises when upgrading from
version X.Y.Z to X.(Y+1).0 which was not so nice.

GIT 1.4.0

GIT 1.4.0-rc2

GIT 1.4.0-rc1

GIT 1.3.3

GIT 1.3.2

GIT 1.3.1

GIT 1.3.0