Re: New release?

Having spent all day building the new PG releases, I can say with
confidence that you're about 11 hours and 9 minutes too late :-p

On Friday, January 28, 2011, Guillaume Lelarge <guillaume(at)lelarge(dot)info> wrote:
> OK, I'm quite late on this one but shoud we have a new minor release?
> we've got quite a bunch of fixes in the CHANGELOG file:
>
> 2011-01-19 GL  1.12.3  Display the message only when we change the
>                       setting of
>                       a connected server. Report from Josh Berkus.
> 2011-01-14 DP  1.12.3  Fix a parser bug in the pg_hba.conf editor
>                       [Dhiraj Chawla].
> 2011-01-10 DP  1.12.3  Fix a crash when opening pgAdmin with the -q
>                       option [Dhiraj Chawla].
> 2011-01-09 GL  1.12.3  Fix uncalled CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW when changing
>                       privileges on an existing view
> 2011-01-09 GL  1.12.3  Fix dump and restore of mixed case database's
>                       name.
> 2011-01-01 GL  1.12.3  Fix the CASCADing option for constraints.
> 2010-12-26 GL  1.12.3  Make sure no query more than max size is stored
>                       in the historic file.
> 2010-12-22 GL  1.12.3  Fix copy bug in the edit grid. Report from Mauro
>                       Bertoli.
> 2010-12-21 GL  1.12.3  Fix the invisible column in the
>                       dlgEditGridOptions.
> 2010-12-19 GL  1.12.3  Fix the permission check for the database
>                       restore menu.
> 2010-12-18 GL  1.12.3  Stop losing focus in Find dialog if nothing
>                       more. Patch from Nail Samatov.
> 2010-12-18 GL  1.12.3  Fix the Find dialog's UI. Patch from Nail
>                       Samatov.
>
> I believe it's too late, but I thought I should ask anyway.
>
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