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John O'Brien (community): Approve on 2010-02-08

Stuart Langridge (community): Approve on 2010-02-08

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122. By Chad Miller on 2010-02-06

Fix a more obscure find_port bug in which reading all entries in a directory
and then inspecting each entry fails, because an entry no longer exists.

121. By Eric Casteleijn on 2010-02-02

backported safer update_fields method from server code in a backwards compatible way, fixed tests so they run in lucid (testtools changed so that setUp has to call super's setUp, and same for tearDown), did pedantic cleanup in files I touched

120. By Stuart Langridge on 2010-01-25

Allow execute_view to take a dict of additional parameters, such as { "descending": True }, which can be passed on to the underlying view, thus allowing extra params to be passed onto the CouchDB request.

119. By Stuart Langridge on 2010-01-25

Allow generation of full HTML API documentation, with "epydoc --config=data/epydoc.conf".

118. By Chad Miller on 2010-01-25

desktopcouch.record.RecordDict needs .has_key() to be more like the dict that we emulate. This sucks because dict.has_key is going away in Py 3, but let's be extra nice for another year or so.

117. By Chad Miller on 2009-12-14

Bump version number for release.

116. By Chad Miller on 2009-12-14

Fix spurious underscore that causes NameError when there is no key in
the keyring.

115. By Chad Miller on 2009-12-11

Bump version for release.

114. By Chad Miller on 2009-12-10

Fix new, incorrect comment on Record.record_revision.

113. By Chad Miller on 2009-12-10

Add a new attribute on Record class, so that users can get a record's
revision id without using ._dict or "_rev".

  n = r.record_revision # retreive revision. Will be None if just fabricated.
  r.record.revision = "foo" # raises AttributeError, as it is read-only.