Updated: subversion-1.1.4-1

Updated: subversion-1.1.4-1

[Max Bowsher]

Subversion, a version control system which aims to be a compelling
replacement for CVS, has been updated in the Cygwin net distribution to
version 1.1.4-1.

This is a new upstream patch release.
Relevant parts of the upstream CHANGES file:
   - Client:
    * fixed: 'svn merge' can cause broken working copy (issue #2222)
    * fixed: 'svn commit' fails when schedule-delete dir has local mod
        (r11980)
    * fixed: 'svn st -u nonexistent_file' segfault (issue #2127)
    * fixed: 'svn cp wc wc' utf8 conversion error (r13111)
    * fixed: confusing error message about "wc not locked" (issue #2174)
    * many translation updates for localized client messages

  - Server:
    * fixed: nasty (though unusual) performance bug in FSFS commits
        (r13222-3)
    * fixed: FSFS memory leak when auto-merging large tree (r13193)
    * fixed: FSFS memory leak in 'svnadmin hotcopy' (r13218, 13465, 13468)
    * fixed: FSFS segfault when encountering empty data reps (r13683)
    * fixed: two dataloss bugs in svndumpfilter (r12630, r12636)
    * fixed: wasteful memory usage in svndumpfilter (r12637, r12640)


There is also a noteworthy change to the Cygwin packaging in this release.
Previously, the binaries were installed to /usr/lib/subversion/bin, and some
shell startup scripts added to add this directory to the PATH. This was to
enable the official package to be installed alongside a custom build of the
Subversion Python bindings for a different version of Subversion. However,
despite the PATH trickery, this turned out to be insufficiently transparent,
so this update places the binaries back into /usr/bin like any normal
package.

Max Bowsher.

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