1.5
- The document viewer now uses the entire screen on all orientations (iPad).
- The log and diff commands are no longer restricted to the current working copy. You can set a target URL on the Advanced menu (iPad).
- The Settings menu was redesigned. The number of entries on the 'Recently viewed' section is now customizable. The SSL options are now global settings.
- Fixed garbled text on function declarations that use string literals as default arguments.
1.4.3
- Repository access with svn+ssh is now supported, with restrictions. The ssh authentication method
available is password authentication (or keyboard-interactive using a password as the sole challenge).
- Added support for log on the iPhone. The commit log for a directory (and all subpaths) can be fetched from the view
previously reserved to update.
- On the iPad, you can now navigate from a log entry to the respective diff.
- Known issues: Repositories can be reached through VPNs (L2TP/IPSEC, PPTP) under most conditions but VPN-On-Demand is not supported.
1.4.2
- Various bug fixes.
- Pascal dialects are now supported.
1.4.1
- A few additional file types and languages are now supported.
- You can now select multiple files when uploading from the browser.
- Alternate regular expression delimiters in Perl no longer break highlighting.
1.4
- New Annotations tab, where you can view, delete and email all the annotations (annotations added before version 1.3.2 and not read since will not be displayed).
- New Download tab. Now you can download files from a given URL.
- Various UI fixes and tweaks.
1.3.2
- This update may invalidate the 'Recently viewed' items. Please shake the device to clear the list.
- In Checkout, you can now choose from a list of known repositories to fill the settings automatically.
A repository is added to the list after a successful checkout.
- Plain text is now displayed with line numbers (except for large files).
The blame command is enabled for this type of files (iPad).
- Scripts without the default file extension are now recognized if the script has a proper header.
Perl, Python, Ruby and Lua scripts without extension are no longer highlighted as Bourne-family shell scripts.
Older releases are ommitted.