There are many bugfixes for meld upstream, but no plan for a release. Here is a patch to pull meld-1.1.5.1 up to current. Many language translations have been added. Git support has been improved. Mercurial support improved.
Created attachment 154367 [details] patch to pull meld up to trunk Patch generated with the following command: svn diff http://svn.gnome.org/svn/meld/tags/release-1_1_5_1/ http://svn.gnome.org/svn/meld/trunk
Comment on attachment 154367 [details] patch to pull meld up to trunk please set proper mimetype when attaching files.
Comment on attachment 154367 [details] patch to pull meld up to trunk gah stupid checkbox
I don't think it's reasonable to put a patch that is 23345 line long in portage. If upstream is too lazy to push a "bugfix+translation" release out then too bad but this seems a bit excessive for me. If someone from herd disagree, feel free to reopen.
Is there any resource where release plans of meld can be read about? Has there been any discussions regarding a release to be desirable, and if yes, what was the result (and maybe links to mailing list or bugzilla?)
FWIW, 1.2 was released a week ago, could that go into portage?
*** Bug 230665 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
