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phil hunt
I've just released version 0.2.1 of my Easibox program,
which is used to automate making archive files, typically
for open source projects.
Version 0.2.1 adds two new features to Easibox: a
regression test system, and a bug fix.
The regression test was useful, because it caught a bug: if
you create a zip archive, then remove a superfluous file
from your project source, then re-create the same zip
archive, the superfluous file is still there. That's been
fixed now.
Easibox is written in Python and licensed under the GNU
General Public License; see file COPYING (which comes with
the distribution) for details.
Easibox is available on the web from:
<http://www.cabalamat.org/weblog/art_139.html>
which is used to automate making archive files, typically
for open source projects.
Version 0.2.1 adds two new features to Easibox: a
regression test system, and a bug fix.
The regression test was useful, because it caught a bug: if
you create a zip archive, then remove a superfluous file
from your project source, then re-create the same zip
archive, the superfluous file is still there. That's been
fixed now.
Easibox is written in Python and licensed under the GNU
General Public License; see file COPYING (which comes with
the distribution) for details.
Easibox is available on the web from:
<http://www.cabalamat.org/weblog/art_139.html>