Closed msabramo closed 11 years ago
I just rebased this on top of the latest origin/master (c7a61513fb7c13b5a841046b48cbc717c3ca6fcd) so the list of commits should be smaller and cleaner than before and this should merge easily.
Merged to SVN in r571; thanks.
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