1.2.1

1.2.1 (October 23rd, 2007)

This release contains minor bug fixes and enhancements.

A note on command-line changes

The command-line parsing was changed in the 1.2 release, and this has caused a bit of pain for some users. I would recommend reading the help page on the command-line, but the long and short of it is that if you are building from the command-line, the safest bet is to make --build the last switch before your project file name. Some new command-line options were added to this release, and I urge you to read the documentation to learn their uses, but the note about --build being last is important. It's not required, but you're going to get into a lot less trouble if you heed my advice. :)

Minor Enhancements

Added an official exception to the GPL license for installers. See License for details.
Added new Rename Project option for projects.
Added new Duplicate Project option for projects.
Made Delete Project a lot safer and made the message dialogs a clearer as to what is about to be deleted.
Removed the Save as option from the File menu. It only caused confusion. Use Duplicate Project instead.
Made the New option on the File menu create a new project with all the defaults.
Added a new New Project Wizard option under the File menu to create a new project with the existing wizard.
Added some debug output to the uninstall process and cleanup.

Minor Bug Fixes

Updated the FreeBSD binaries. They were missed in the last release.
Fixed a bug that would cause command-line builds to fail if they discovered a new file before building.
Fixed a bug where the Target Filename property on files was being ignored.
Fixed a bug where a project that needed conversion that was built from the command-line would fail with an error.
Fixed a typo that caused the Add Windows Registry Key action to disappear from the last release.
Fixed a bug where an Add to Uninstall action that added a directory to be forcefully removed wasn't actually being forcefully removed.
Fixed a missing option bug in Launch Web Browser.