git-review 2.0.0

CHANGELOG:

• support working on forks by introducing --upstream on command create.
• add remotes when using checkout on requests from forks.
• remove obsolete remotes on command clean.
• change default behavior for command checkout and introduce --no-branch.
• fix displaying comments for commands list and show.
• fix keyboard input when asking for a branch name.
• boost performance by using threads.
• use octokit 2.0.
• lots of internal refactoring.

2.0.0 RC1

CHANGELOG:

• support working on forks by introducing --upstream on command create.
• add remotes when using checkout on requests from forks.
• remove obsolete remotes on command clean.
• change default behavior for command checkout and introduce --no-branch.
• fix displaying comments for commands list and show.
• fix keyboard input when asking for a branch name.
• boost performance by using threads.
• use octokit 2.0.
• lots of internal refactoring.

GSoC-2013

This is git-review's state after the Google Summer of Code 2013.

All thanks for his hard work go to: @xystushi

2.0.0.alpha

This is a first alpha release of git-review 2.0.0.

A lot of hard work went into git-review by a Google Summer of Code (GSoC) student Thanks Google for supporting open-source software and (above all) @xystushi for your hard work.

Biggest notable change is the possibility to create pull requests for upstream projects from a forked repository. A detailed changelog will be provided with one of the next (beta) releases. Interested people can always take a look for themselves by browsing the already closed issues here on GitHub.

Please give this release a try by downloading / extracting it and running the following commands:

• gem build git-review.gemspec
• gem install git-review-2.0.0.alpha.gem

In case you find a bug, feel free to open a new issue or even send a pull request.

git-review 1.1.7

This is a long term support / legacy release for the v1.x branch of git-review.

Usually, I don't release git-review here, as it is available through rubgems.org. However, in this particular case, it marks a special point in git-review's history. This is the last release before the big refactoring, that leads to git-review 2.x.

If for some reason, you don't want the new git-review, which comes with a couple of new dependencies, then this is for you. Be warned though, patches for this branch will be very few. Support will definitely end once version 2 is released.