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Merged into lp:ubuntuone-client at revision 1116

Manuel de la Peña (community): Approve on 2011-08-26

Natalia Bidart (community): Approve on 2011-08-26

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tests/platform/windows/test_ipc.py (+18/-1)
ubuntuone/platform/windows/ipc.py (+4/-1)

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Bug #834224: Removing a dead client skips the next alive one

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1115. By Alejandro J. Cura on 2011-08-26

Do not remove a dead client while iterating the list of clients.

1114. By dobey on 2011-08-25

[release] 1.7.2

1113. By Roberto Alsina on 2011-08-25

Remove the xdg implementation from ubuntuone-client (it's now in SSO), but keep ubuntuone_log_dir in the same place to avoid breaking other stuff.

1112. By Martin Pitt on 2011-08-25

Conditionally use GI or static gobject depending on whether gobject is already loaded. That way this module works with both static and GI programs. (LP: #829186)

1111. By Alejandro J. Cura on 2011-08-24

Handle the case of time.clock returning 0, when running Windows on VirtualBox

1110. By Alejandro J. Cura on 2011-08-19

A deferred that is fired when watches are completely removed. (LP: #824819)

1109. By Natalia Bidart on 2011-08-18

- Ensuring PING_URL is unicode (LP: #828417).

1108. By Natalia Bidart on 2011-08-17

- Platform details are now sent in the PING_URL (LP: #827343).

1107. By Manuel de la Peña on 2011-08-16

- Implementing a multiplatform version of recursive move so commits of partial files does not fail (LP: #802498).
- Skipped in windows some tests in test_fsm since we're not doing metadata migration in that OS.
- Replaced all calls to shutil.move, shutil.rmtree and os.walk by multiplaform methods.

(the original version of this branch was proposed by Manuel de la Peña)

1106. By Alejandro J. Cura on 2011-08-11

Catch all errors inside the watch thread. (LP: #824817)