Breezy 3.1.0 is released!
We're pleased to announce the 3.1.0 release of Breezy.
Breezy 3.1.0 has been released. This is the first release for the 3.1 series. There are a couple of minor bug fixes since the alpha release from last month.
For the detailed changelog, see https://code.breezy-vcs.org/breezy/3.1/view/head:/doc/en/release-notes/brz-3.1.txt
What's New in Breezy 3.1?
This is the second release series for Breezy since it was forked from Bazaar. From here on, we will primarily make bugfix releases on the 3.1 series (3.1.1, etc) while 3.2 will become our new development series.
Breezy 3.1 is fully compatible both locally and on the network with Bazaar 2.0, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 2.6 and 2.7 as well as Breezy 3.0, and can read and write repositories generated by all previous versions.
Python 2 EOL'ed
The 3.1 series will be the last Breezy release series that supports Python 2.7. Release series 3.2 and later will only support Python 3.5 and later.
New command names
brz init-repo has been renamed to brz init-shared-repo to emphasize that it creates shared repositories rather than just any kind of repository.
brz sprout is now an alias for brz branch.
New Commands
A new brz land command can merge merge proposals on Launchpad, GitHub or GitLab instances.
The brz patch command (previously bundled in bzrtools) can apply patches to a tree.
The brz clone command can clone an entire local or remote control directory, rather than just a single branch (as the brz branch command does).
Better detection of other version control systems
Breezy can now detect local Subversion, Fossil and Mercurial repositories and notify the user about conversion options.
It will also detect and inform about remote Mercurial, Fossil, CVS-Pserver and Subversion repositories.
Nested Tree Support
This release improves support for by-reference nested trees in Breezy, both in the Bazaar and Git formats.
Note that nested tree support is not complete yet, and commands for creating nested trees are still hidden.
Improved Git support
This release contains a large number of fixes for the Git support in Breezy, both for crash fixes and performance.
There is also improved support for honoring more of the standard Git configuration variables in e.g. ~/.gitconfig.
Repositories with Git submodules can now be imported into Bazaar branches.
Feedback
Please report any bugs on Launchpad.
You can also reach us on the Bazaar mailing list and on the #bzr IRC channel on Freenode.