Bazaar 1.10 Integrates Shelve/Unshelve
Bazaar, the open source distributed version control system software has been released in version 1.10.
The developers have improved the version-copy function, especially with small updates in substantial projects. Shelve and Unshelve commands, with which individual changes can be reversed, are now part of the core functions. Several bugs have also been fixed.
Version 1.10 of the GPL software, essentially developed by Canonical is, as tarball on the launchpad platform, available for download. In addition, Ubuntu packages can be accessed on a PPA site, with further distros to follow.
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