the console on Windows. (#1232)
- Perform ~ expansion in the --exclude-from filename argument to
'tahoe backup'. (#1241)
- - The CLI now ignores the HTTP_PROXY environment variable and
- connects directly to the WAPI instead of going through an HTTP
- proxy, thus avoiding giving caps to the HTTP proxy (and also
- avoiding failures in the case that the HTTP proxy is failing or
- requires authentication). (#1253)
- - The CLI now correctly reports failure in the case that 'tahoe mv' fails to
- unlink the file from its old location. (#1255)
+ - The CLI's 'tahoe mv' and 'tahoe ln' commands previously would try
+ to use an HTTP proxy if the HTTP_PROXY environment variable was set.
+ These now always connect directly to the WAPI, thus avoiding giving
+ caps to the HTTP proxy (and also avoiding failures in the case that
+ the proxy is failing or requires authentication). (#1253)
+ - The CLI now correctly reports failure in the case that 'tahoe mv'
+ fails to unlink the file from its old location. (#1255)
+ - 'tahoe start' now gives a more positive indication that the node
+ has started. (#71)
** Packaging
- Use a newer version of a dependency if needed, even if an older
version is installed. This would previously cause a VersionConflict
error. (#1190)
- - Use a precompiled binary of a dependency if one with a sufficiently high
- version number is available, instead of attempting to compile the dependency
- from source, even if the source version has a higher version number . (#1233)
+ - Use a precompiled binary of a dependency if one with a sufficiently
+ high version number is available, instead of attempting to compile
+ the dependency from source, even if the source version has a higher
+ version number. (#1233)
** Documentation
- - All .txt documents (except historical docs) have been converted to
+ - All current documentation in .txt format has been converted to
.rst format. (#1225)
- Added docs/backdoors.rst declaring that we won't add backdoors to
Tahoe-LAFS, or add anything to facilitate government access to data.