Release Notes

All Platforms - Desktop GUI: View branches as a tree hierarchy

Now it is possible to switch between a flat (list) view and a hierarchical (tree) view of the branch list.

In the new mode (tree mode), each branch node is collapsible, allowing it to hide and show its children.

There are context menu options for collapsing all and expanding all branches in tree view mode.

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All platforms - P4Sync: Added support for branches with a ':' character.

The mappings between the UVCS branches and the P4 branches are stored in a text file.

The previous parsing of this file didn't support the character ':' in the P4 branch name, so it failed with the following error:

"The file 'reference.mapping.conf' is corrupt. The format of the line '12:3://depot/development/port:camera.' is wrong."

Now, it properly supports P4 branches that contain the character ':'.

All platforms: Allow to disable the SSL certificate revocation list check

By default, the certificate revocation list (CRL) is checked during SSL authentication. This is an online check that could delay the establishment of a new connection due to a network restriction, a network configuration issue, or an issue with the certificate.

This delay on each connection heavily damages the user experience, especially when using the command line, where each command needs to create a new connection.

You can disable the SSL certificate revocation list check by adding the following setting to your client.conf:

<CheckSslCertificateRevocationList>no</CheckSslCertificateRevocationList>

Working distributed, the same issue could happen to the server when it needs to connect to the remote server, so you can disable check on the server too by adding the following setting to the server.conf:

<CheckSslCertificateRevocationList>false</CheckSslCertificateRevocationList>

All platforms - WebUI, GUI: Comments in code reviews are now sorted by creation date

Previously, code review comments were sorted by modification date. That moved comments to the top of the list after being edited, which was unintuitive. From now on, code review comments will keep their creation date, maintaining their original position in the list.